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Mira Edora is a writer and contributor at CKSOR, creating clear and engaging articles on current topics, technology, science, lifestyle, and stories of interest to readers. She enjoys researching new developments and presenting useful information in a simple, accessible way. Through her writing, Mira aims to keep readers informed with timely, informative, and easy-to-understand content.

Sound sensors on solar panels measure rain with an error of less than 2 mm/h

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Scientists have developed a system that uses structure-borne sound sensors and machine learning to measure precipitation without moving parts. The technology could complement traditional rain gauges. The system achieved an average error of 1.88 millimeters per hour. Scientists have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI)-based rainfall monitoring system that can estimate light rainfall with an … Read more

The University of Utah retains operational sovereignty with Redtail

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Operational sovereignty gives universities authority over how shared computing resources are allocated, managed and secured. The University of Utah’s Redtail AI factory supercomputer provides advanced computing capabilities to a nationwide community. According to University of Utah Chief AI Officer Manish Parashar (pictured), supporting researchers, students, administrators and external partners through this infrastructure requires more than … Read more

Bluetooth’s new HDT technology enables almost four times the data transfer speed

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Future-oriented: Bluetooth connectivity was never considered a particularly fast means of sharing files or handling other data-intensive wireless tasks. But now the organization that oversees Bluetooth development is trying to improve the popular standard’s data transfer speeds. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) recently unveiled the High Data Throughput (HDT) feature, calling the new solution … Read more

The US is streamlining the production of interceptor missiles through automation

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A Maryland-based company is advancing production of its interceptor weapon through automation. Lockheed Martin is streamlining production of QuadStar missiles. In parallel with the agile final assembly line, Lockheed Martin set up its own automation cell that runs side by side during every tactical build. This builds early insights, provides real-time feedback to our engineers, … Read more

Aina’s Smart AI Ring promises a new way to interact with AI agents that anticipate users’ needs

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Artificial intelligence has made great progress in a very short time: it writes emails, answers questions, generates code, images, videos and much more. But as breathtaking as these advances are, deploying AI is still arduous. People have to pull out their smartphone, find the right app, and then enter a prompt before anything gets done. … Read more

Science News | Current scientific news and technological developments every day

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Science is less about sudden discoveries and more about constant, often frustrating work. It progresses through failed experiments, results that need to be repeated, and questions that take years, sometimes decades, to answer. This category focuses on how scientific knowledge is built, tested, challenged, and refined over time. Interesting Engineering’s coverage includes fundamental and applied … Read more

The AI ​​memory boom claims another victim as the major Nintendo Switch cartridge chip supplier exits the ROM business

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The big picture: Memory makers have spent most of this year gearing their factories toward AI data centers, a shift that is reportedly affecting the chips in Nintendo Switch game cartridges. Taiwanese chipmaker Macronix is ​​one of the main suppliers of the ROM for these cards. Now it’s going out of business to make more … Read more