Exploring the Function of the Heart with Vision Pro

Now, with the help of Vision Pro, you can study the function of the heart, for example. The Insight Heart app will provide a detailed projection of the organ and accompany it with an informative lecture. You can examine literally every centimeter.

Xiaomi Unveils $80 Smart Glasses with Built-in Voice Assistant

Xiaomi has unveiled smart glasses priced at $80. The glasses allow users to listen to music and answer calls. The system is designed in such a way that others around cannot hear anything. Furthermore, the device features a built-in voice assistant. It can answer user questions and engage in conversation.

Japan to Release Mushroom-shaped Headphones that Translate 144 Languages

In Japan, headphones in the shape of chocolate mushrooms will be released. They were jokingly presented by the local company Meiji last summer. They were so well-liked by everyone that they had to be brought to life. The headphones are not only funny but also useful - they can translate speech from 144 languages. The sales will start tomorrow with a quantity of 3500 mushroom headphones.

Canadian Woman Clones Her Beloved Cat

A woman from Canada has successfully cloned her beloved cat. She ordered two clones from a biotech company in Texas. The DNA molecule of the deceased animal was placed into an embryo carried by a surrogate cat. The clones were successful on the fifth attempt. The service cost her $50,000.

Former Jaguar Designer Creates Electric Van for Disabled People

Former Jaguar designer Ian Callum, in collaboration with British Motability Operations, has created the eVita electric van, which allows people with disabilities to use the vehicle without having to transfer from their wheelchair. The van is equipped with a special retractable wheelchair apparatus at the rear door. Unfortunately, the vehicle will not go into production as it was only created to demonstrate the possibility of such a car.

72% of meetings and conference calls disrupt work, study shows

Employees in knowledge-based industries spend so much time in meetings and conferences that they often don't have enough time to focus on their actual work. In 72% of cases, these meetings are poorly conducted and hinder teams from reaching their goals. These findings were obtained by the Atlassian service during a survey involving 5,000 knowledge-based workers.

Cybersport Island to be built in the UAE

A cyber sports island will be constructed in the UAE. It will include a professional training base, a venue for tournaments, and a content maker hall. Additionally, an hotel will be installed, where you can check-in by parachute in the style of the computer games PUBG or Fortnite.

First Neuralink Patient Shows Progress in Gaming Skills

The first patient with a Neuralink chip demonstrated how he plays Mario Kart with his father. While Noland hasn't managed to surpass his father yet, he jokes around and remains optimistic because Neuralink has completely transformed his life, and he's tired of beating his father in chess every time. Additionally, the young man already spends 5 hours a day playing Civilization VI and even writes tweets, despite his condition.

First chipped Neuralink patient starts Twitter account

The first chipped Neuralink patient has created an account on X. He wrote with the power of his thoughts: 'Twitter blocked me because they thought I was a bot, but X and Elon Musk restored me because I am one and I am!'

Blindsight: Neuralink's Next Product to Enable the Blind to See

Neuralink's upcoming product after Telepathy will be Blindsight - a neurointerface that will allow blind individuals to see. In one of his speeches, Musk stated that this chip will be able to help even those who have been blind since birth.

Playing chess with the power of thought

Neuralink has showcased its first patient playing chess with the power of their mind. The volunteer, speaking live, revealed that the operation went well and completely transformed their life. The individual compares the sensation to that of a Jedi's power in Star Wars: they simply think about moving the cursor and it moves. Nolan Arbo, a 29-year-old, shared that he was paralyzed around 8 years ago due to an unfortunate accident, and since then, he hasn't felt anything below his shoulders.

Finland Named Happiest Country for Seventh Consecutive Year

Finland has once again been named the happiest country in the world for the seventh consecutive year, according to the World Happiness Report released by the United Nations. The report, which is published annually, ranks countries based on happiness levels. Denmark, Iceland, Sweden, Israel, the Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and Australia also made it to the top ten. On the other hand, Afghanistan, along with Lebanon and Lesotho, were ranked as the unhappiest countries in the world.

Mold meat substitute

Scientists in the USA have created a meat substitute from mold, which is already being used to cook appetizing-looking cutlets. To obtain the taste and color of meat, they modified the genome of koji mold. It is said that the difference is still noticeable and it is too early to talk about its consumption, but in the future, the structure will definitely be improved. Ultimately, researchers want to achieve a taste that even the "most finicky connoisseurs" will be pleased with.

Penguin Spotter: A Unique Adventure at Port Lockroy Station

The British Port Lockroy Station in Antarctica is seeking someone to count penguins and write about it in a blog. The job requires a 5-month stay at the station, with a monthly payment of $2529. However, the conditions are not the best: there is no communication, limited internet, and no showers or running water.

Flying taxi

Flying taxis from EHang company are now being sold on Chinese marketplaces for 2.39 million yuan. Delivery within China takes 30 days. However, it is not possible to buy one right now, as they have all been sold out.

Microplastic Found in Almost All Antarctic Seabirds

Scientists have detected microplastic in almost all seabirds in Antarctica. They analyzed 1100 samples, including the contents of the stomachs, thyroid glands, guano, and regurgitated undigested food particles. A total of 3526 plastic particles were extracted, with at least one found in 90% of Arctic samples and 97% of Antarctic samples. One bird had a maximum of 36 particles in its body. The ingestion of plastic particles by birds can lead to blockages in their digestive tracts, toxic effects, oxidative stress, and trigger immune reactions.

A new method for saving ecosystems

Biologists have proposed saving damaged reefs with the help of sounds from healthy ecosystems. Scientists conducted experiments and broadcast the sounds of thriving corals onto damaged and degraded reefs. It turned out that in such cases, coral larvae settled much more frequently. Scientists believe that their discovery can be used to support dying reefs. However, additional work is needed to understand if other coral species react to sounds.

Wireless charging for electric cars

Scientists from the United States have created a wireless charging system for electric cars that is 8-10 times faster than its counterparts. The efficiency of the system is expected to be around 96%, even higher than some wired chargers. It is reported that they were able to charge a test Hyundai Kona up to 50% in just 20 minutes, with the distance between the coil and the bottom being almost 13 cm. Currently, the technology is in its early stages and requires the support of car brands and extensive testing to further develop it.

Dyson Unveils Supersonic Nural - The Ultimate Hair Dryer

Dyson has showcased the latest version of the world's most popular hair dryer - Supersonic Nural. The hair dryer has learned to lower the temperature as it approaches the scalp, protecting the skin and hair roots, automatically turning off when released from your hands, and intelligently adapting to your hair drying style by remembering your settings. Priced at $499, it will start selling worldwide this summer.

International Mars Simulation Mission Begins in Armenia

An international mission to simulate life and work on Mars has started in Armenia. Scientists from 26 countries have chosen a region near Mount Ararat, which closely resembles the terrain of the Red Planet. Six 'astronauts' will live in isolation until April 5, only leaving their shelter in spacesuits, and there will be a 10-minute delay in communication with them, similar to the delay between Mars and Earth.