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Easy-to-wear 3D printable hairlike electrode allows for long-term brain monitoring
Dark matter may escape, but dark photons can’t. Here’s how MADMAX could catch them
US study finds nanoplastics absorb heavy metal ions, could lead to severe health issues
After 53 years in space, failed Soviet probe Kosmos 482 falls back to Earth
China’s quantum breakthroughs push urgent need for post-quantum security
China’s 102 nuclear power plants could be targets in future war, warns PLA
Changpeng Zhao applies for presidential pardon after legal settlement
1,700 year-old unique and exceptional Roman wooden water pipe found in Belgium  
US’ headphone system translates several speakers at once, clones voices in 3D sound

Category: Shipbuilding Industry

Additive Manufacturing Aerial Robotics AI and Automation Shipbuilding Industry
Mik Smitt

US firm’s humanoid robot to perform welding tasks in South Korea’s shipbuilding

A Houston-based robotics company is set to deliver a humanoid robotic worker to South Korea, marking a significant advancement in the field of robotics and automation. The robot, designed specifically for welding tasks, is poised to revolutionize the shipbuilding industry in South Korea, known for its high standards and cutting-edge technology. The innovative humanoid robot, […]

Defense Industry Military Technology Shipbuilding Industry
Aria Patel

UK’s largest-ever nuclear submarine that can carry 144 warheads enters construction

The British Royal Navy Lays Keel for UK’s Largest-Ever Nuclear Submarine The British Royal Navy has laid the keel for its largest-ever nuclear submarine. Traditionally, governments around the world have invested heavily in naval capabilities to protect their interests and project power globally. The construction of this massive submarine, which can carry a staggering 144 […]

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