Innovation

AI replaces teachers in school experiment

David Game College has introduced an AI-driven GCSE program designed to provide personalized learning experiences. The system tailors lessons to individual student needs, monitors progress, and adapts content accordingly, offering a more efficient way to prepare for exams and potentially…

Scientists discover self-healing ability in cracked metal

New mechanism for self-healing nanocracks discovered in metals Researchers identified a novel mechanism that allows nanocracks in metals to heal without external pressure. Through molecular dynamics simulations, they found that migrating grain boundaries generate crystal defects, or disclinations, which close…

Mosqitter Mini: attracts and kills mosquitoes

The Mosqitter Mini, introduced at CES 2024, is a mosquito control device for home use. It utilizes four elements that attract mosquitoes—CO2, body heat, UV light, and scent—without chemicals, ensuring safety for beneficial insects like bees. The device is compact,…

Mewing guide from Dr. Mike Mew

Mewing is a technique involving consistent tongue posture on the roof of the mouth, aiming to improve facial structure naturally without surgery. It can help align teeth, enhance cheekbones, sharpen the jawline, and potentially improve airway health by expanding the…

Motion Pillow aims to reduce snoring with smart technology

Motion Pillow is a sleep solution designed to reduce snoring by adjusting head position during sleep. The pillow incorporates built-in airbags that gently inflate to reposition the user’s head without waking them, opening airways to minimize snoring. It also pairs…

3D printing company produces nearly 100 houses overnight

A company recently revolutionized construction by 3D printing almost 100 houses in a single night. This breakthrough demonstrates the potential of 3D printing technology to drastically reduce construction time and costs, potentially addressing housing shortages. The innovation also raises questions…