UK Scientists Developed an HIV USB Stick Capable of Measuring a Person’s Blood

Scientists at Imperial College London have developed an HIV USB stick capable of efficiently and accurately measuring the amount of HIV in a person’s blood. Incredibly, the HIV USB stick, developed by tech firm DNA…

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UC San Diego Engineers Develop New Magnetic Ink to Print Self-Healing Devices

Smart clothing seems like a great concept but the feasibility of wearing around delicate “printed” electronics has been a major issues since the idea’s inception. Essentially, the tiniest tear in smart clothing can render it…

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Qualcomm Agrees to Buy NXP Semiconductors for Approximately $38 Billion

Qualcomm boosted its presence in the automotive sensors and chips market this week with its announcement that it bought NXP Semiconductors for around $38 billion. Qualcomm confirmed it would pay $110 per share for NXP…

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Toyota to Sell Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Powered Buses in Tokyo Before 2020 Summer Olympics

Toyota has announced a rather unique offering in advance of the 2020 Summer Olympics. First reported by Engadget, the carmaker will begin selling hydrogen fuel-cell powered buses as early as next year in Tokyo. While…

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Water Seer Pulls 11 Gallons of Clean Drinking Water From Thin Air

In many parts of the world, the lack of an adequate supply of clean water is a serious problem. As per UNICEF estimates, worldwide, about 2,000 children under the age of five die every day…

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The Coradia iLint Is the World’s First Zero-Emission Hydrogen Powered Train

Germany unveiled the world’s first zero-emissions passenger train at the Berlin InnoTrans trade show. This environmentally friendly train is the first hydrogen technology-based locomotive. Hydrail will be put into service on Germany’s Buxtehude-Bremervörde-Bremerhaven-Cuxhaven line in…

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Xiaomi’s New Bendable Touchscreen Could Change Electronics Forever

A number of companies are racing to develop a viable bendable touchscreen capable of changing the landscape of the electronics industry. Samsung, Lenovo, and LG are a few of the major players working to develop a bendable touchscreen,…

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Despatch Lab Ovens are Small In Size But Robust In Features and Performance

Processes such as drying glassware or carrying out complex heating applications in a laboratory require a special type of industrial oven that’s not only versatile but also compact in size. A lab oven’s stability and repeatability…

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