Till the time we are able to replace our beloved pooches from the dangerous fieldwork of the military with an AI such as Boston Dynamics’ ‘Spot’ the use of AR goggles on dogs is our best bet for the field jobs completion by these highly trained canines. The Job Of An
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In this era of modernization, one of the most tinging questions is "Are Humans Still Evolving?" This is a question that most modern scientists are trying their best to figure out. So, if you come searching for an answer, we at Neuronerdz got you covered with a few points to
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Nobel Prize was introduced by Alfred Nobel in 1901 to those contributions which conferred the greatest benefit to humankind. There are five areas for this prize. These areas are Physiology or medicine, Chemistry, Physics, Literature and Peace. In 1968, there was the introduction of the Nobel Memorial Prize for the
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Cat turned into the telephone- well, we live in a strange world indeed. And here is the story behind this invention. (Keep your cats away while reading this blog) Who? When? And Why? Professor Ernest Glen Weaver and his research assistant Charles William Bray. They both conducted this experiment at Princeton University in the
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A nano-particle, as the name itself suggests is a particle that has its diameter in the range 1 to 100 nm. The distinguishing property of nano-particles is that unlike microparticles, fine particles, and coarse particles, they are smaller in diameter, which inculcates very different physical and chemical properties in them.
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What is cancer? The perception of this disease is changing from decades. Previously it was considered to be a communicable disease, caused by viruses. Later, due to the involvement of scientists, we were known not to be communicable. It is caused because of normal cell machinery going haywire; sounds complicated, well
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“Technical innovation can drive positive social change, and this inspires me to help democratize and diversify STEM innovation and education around the world”, says Ritu Raman, the force behind the BioBot revolution. With a passion for bio-hybrid designing and architecture, she aims to develop robots which are extremely dynamic in nature.
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The U.S. Geological Survey released the most comprehensive Moon Map called the Unified Geologic Map of the Moon, on April 20. This huge paintball brings a massive revolution to map the roads of our beloved neighborhood satellite. These splashes of colors determine the discrete rock or sediment formation, including craters, basins,
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THE TRADITIONAL PERIODIC TABLE Post 150 years of the existence of the Periodic Table, it has more stories hidden behind its structured rows and columns, than the numbers of elements altogether. We are approaching the future of the traditional periodic table. Having a look at the traditional version might take you
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Earlier to Einstein, space was looked like a drab and unchanging piece of study. As Isaac Newton stated it two eras before. Newton streamed its peculiar stride, ignorant to the chronometers that restrained it. Nonetheless, Einstein saw space and time as a single lively stage. Space-Time upon which substratum and
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Learning is simple, isn't it? It was not at all easy to learn but all of us were taught and slowly we started learning to upgrade ourselves. Likewise, we teach a machine by configuring features and algorithms. The idea behind deep learning is to build learning algorithms that mimic brains. What
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