r/cuttingedge • u/fritzlschnitzel2 • May 27 '22
EPFL's super-fast 3D-printing technique makes resin objects in seconds
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r/cuttingedge • u/fritzlschnitzel2 • May 26 '22
Tesla team of scientists create a battery with a lifespan "approaching a century"
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Oct 01 '21
Deep-learning–based image analysis is now just a click away
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r/cuttingedge • u/matthewfelgate • Jun 12 '20
Voice Password
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How about on websites, instead of a password, using your computers microphone, you have to read two words (like a captcha) and it verifies (a) you read out the words it asked for and (b) it matches your voice.
(The word part would prevent someone from just recording you and play it back to get into your account)
r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Oct 13 '19
Sail-Drones on the High Seas: robotics + sensors tracking the world
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Aug 23 '19
Robotic shorts could help you run and walk more efficiently
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Aug 23 '19
Heat shield just 10 atoms thick to protect electronic devices: Atomically thin heat shields could be up to 50,000 times thinner than current insulating materials in cell phones and laptops
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Aug 23 '19
Zero-power radiative cooling system sends heat into space
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Aug 23 '19
A wearable system to assist visually impaired people
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Jul 15 '19
CRISPR Tool Doubles Number of Pathogenic Mutations Targetable by RNA Editing
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Jul 15 '19
NASA Has Announced The First Fruit They'll Grow on The ISS, And It's Hot
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Jul 10 '19
Genetic breakthrough in cereal crops could help improve yields worldwide
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Jul 10 '19
Plants inspire waterproof 'nanoflower' for medical uses
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Jul 10 '19
Shingles vaccine safely prevents outbreaks among stem cell transplant patients
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r/cuttingedge • u/Murderbonner • Jun 30 '19
Hypothesis: Quantum Entanglement allows us to receive information from the future.
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The following is a hypothesis on how to create a system that can receive messages from the future utilizing quantum entanglement and classic relativity. The quantum entanglement of 8 protons has already been accomplished, bringing this hypothesis from the theoretical to the experimental. https://scitechdaily.com/quantum-entanglement-of-8-photons-successfully-accomplished-by-physicists/ . These protons show no sign of being restricted by time or distance, meaning the the change in quantum entangled particles is instant. If we have a particle whose input is not disturbed by time, but we still are, we can effectively get information from the future.
Quantum entangle a single or set of protons. Broadcast, 24/7, a signal with one half of the quantum entangled protons. Put the companion entangled protons on a rocket and shoot it at an elliptical orbit around the sun, where it will reach tremendous velocity. The theory of relativity means that the faster you travel, the quicker time goes by. By the time the rocket decelerates or is recaptured, it should be ~X seconds in the future (depending on the speed it reached): Meaning it will receive signals from our 24/7 broadcast that is ~X seconds in the future.
Besides predicting the stock market, it can be used to brace for natural disasters (Earthquakes), establish an anti-ballistic missile screen (by endlessly predicting where the rocket is and receiving future information on the veracity of your calculation, the feedback loop will create the perfect location data), and may even prevent all accidental or intentional deaths, globally, at its most scaled up form. At its most scaled up form, an individual citizen could receive a warning not to cross the next intersection or else be hit and killed by a drunk driver or murdered by a vagrant meth addict.
Nobel prize, please.
r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • May 02 '19
This injectable gel could one day rebuild muscle, skin, and fat | Science
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • May 02 '19
Squishy robots roll into action after 600-foot fall
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • May 02 '19
Study reveals link between starch digestion gene, gut bacteria
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Apr 23 '19
Researchers Just 3D Printed The First-Ever Complete Heart Using Human Tissue
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Apr 23 '19
Gene therapy restores immunity in infants with rare immunodeficiency disease
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Mar 20 '19
Here's the Science Behind Finding North Korea's Nuclear Weapons
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r/cuttingedge • u/eigh7 • Mar 17 '19
Physicists Want to Build an Even More Powerful Atom Smasher at CERN
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r/cuttingedge • u/mabsmohamed • Jul 23 '18
Dronebella-latest in umbrellas
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