IBM has created a customized “brain-like” processor called TrueNorth that can mimic human brain. It comes with a whopping 4,096 processor cores. The chip contains 5.4 billion transistors. Furthermore, it is capable of mimicking 256 million synapses and 1 million human neurons.
Now a days, robots are getting new tech. Lately, researchers at the University of California, have made such robots that can see through walls using Wi-Fi signals.
It’s really hard to wake up a sleepy headed person. The alarm clock keeps ringing and instead of waking up, some people snooze or stop it and go to sleep again. But, U.K.-based industrial designer Josh Renouf has created an alarm clock called Barisieur that provides a person a fresh cup of hot coffee whenever he/she wakes up. Isn’t it cool?
Kickstarter has become a most popular and wildly successful crowd-sourcing platform. The site has already featured a number of superb and bizarre successful projects and products. And now there’s a new Kickstarter project called One Fast Cat. The One Fast Cat is actually an exercise wheel for cats.
TouchJet has created a hand-held tiny projector called TouchPico that can turn any wall into a touchscreen. It comes with an infrared stylus. The projector’s camera captures the movement of the infrared stylus and turn into actions on the projected screens.
If you switch on a laptop or a phone that was switched off at a stretch for a long time after a full recharge, you will find that it doesn’t contain full charge. So where did the charge go? For long time researchers have been trying to find out an appropriate and acceptable answer of this question and now the researchers at the US Department of Energy claim that they have found why rechargeable batteries lose charge.
uNu Electronics presents the Ultrapak portable battery pack which is capable of collecting enough power that can fully recharge your smartphone just in 15 minutes. This Ultrapack series can actually charge up to 8 times faster than conventional battery packs.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rooftop Run is the action packed combat runner game based on upcoming film ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’, produced by Michael Bay. In the game, you will run, jump, fight and drive by New York’s never-ending cityscape as your favorite Ninja Turtle characters.