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This Concept Robot Sees Through Touch — Here's The Unexpected Animal That Inspired It - BGR (opens the original)
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Humans are incredibly reliant on sight to understand the world around them. Navigating the human world without the power of sight is immensely challenging, which is why ocular implants and other vision-restoring technologies are such a vital area of research and development. Our prioritization of vision constrains us in many ways, and one unexpected setback comes in the field of robotics. Engineers consistently design robots with an emphasis on computer vision, processing their environment throu
What Did Data Centers Do Before AI? - BGR (opens the original)
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AI data centers are perhaps the most controversial topic in the tech world today. They're integral to the use of artificial intelligence programs like ChatGPT and Google Gemini, but are equally known for causing problems. Their noise makes living near a data center something out of a dystopian nightmare, and a single data center's carbon emissions can outpace those of a small nation. These issues have arisen from a sudden and exponential expansion in data centers coinciding with the AI boom, but
Climate Change Might Have An Unexpected Effect On Your Morning Coffee - BGR (opens the original)
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The world is crazy for coffee. People love their cuppa joe so much that coffee stands as the second-most valuable legally traded commodity on the planet behind oil. According to PBS, the world drinks an estimated 2.25 billion cups of coffee on a daily basis, and for many, starting the day without one is unfathomable. Unfortunately javaphiles may need to start seeking other sources for their caffeine kick before long, as the sweeping impacts of anthropogenic climate change spell major trouble for
These Tiny Bugs Are Having A Huge Effect On Florida's 100-Year-Old Tree Infestation - BGR (opens the original)
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The proliferation of invasive species around the world is one of humanity's worst impacts on the environment, right up there with global warming and our continuing streak of record heat. As a major point of immigration, trade, and tourism, the United States has seen more than its fair share of these invaders throughout its history, but few states have been more affected than Florida. The Sunshine State suffers the worst invasive species crisis in the continental United States, as it is the prima
Wind Or Solar: Which Energy Source Is More Efficient? - BGR (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Wind energy and solar energy are the twin standard bearers of the renewable energy movement. They are both in abundant supply and produce no greenhouse gases once installed, leading to better air quality and paving the way to curbing global warming. They are also more affordable now in most places than fossil fuels, which are subject to highly volatile price shifts. Wind and solar are superior to oil and coal in almost every single way, b
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