πŸ’‘ Innovation

Md Motiur Rahman 1 min read

πŸ”‹ Here is the World’s first 3D-printed solid-state battery

Sakuu's 3D batteries breakthrough design is capable of saving up to 50% of material costs while sustaining better performance than conventional solutions.

Magnus Aschan 3 min read

πŸ”Œ "Charging rooms" could be the end of wires

Electronics are great, but the heaps of tangled wires they cause are not. Researchers might have found a solution to the problem.

Khumbu Muleya 2 min read

🌍 Drone technology gains traction in Africa

Search and rescue, delivery of emergency medical supplies, agriculture, and wildlife conservation. Today, drones are used for a multitude of tasks in Africa, Warp News Khumbu Muleya reports.

Md Motiur Rahman 3 min read

πŸ‘Š NFT Use Cases: A look at the transformative impact of rare digital items

Digital art, gaming, ticketing, and real estate are just a few examples of NFT use cases. Let's dive in and have a look at the transformative impact of rare digital items.

Magnus Aschan 2 min read

πŸ–– Star Trek's "Holodeck" one step closer thanks to new research

A team of engineers from the University of Glasgow has developed a new way to make 3D projections feel real. This brings us one step closer to the dream of "Holodecks."

Md Motiur Rahman 2 min read

πŸ€” Were There Cryptocurrencies Before Bitcoin?

Before there was Bitcoin, there were a few attempts to create digital money. Warp News Md Motiur Rahman goes through the early days of digital currencies.

Khumbu Muleya 2 min read

🍾 Empty bottles turn into brick-making raw material

The Jabulani Community near Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe uses discarded bottles to produce a special type of brick that "glitters and shines."

Magnus Aschan 2 min read

πŸ’¬ When things go South – it is time to celebrate

For every successful solution, there are a thousand unsuccessful. Laws, bad luck, clumsiness, or pure idiocy made them fail. But we should also celebrate the bad ideas, writes Magnus Aschan.

Vincent Roose 4 min read

🌟 5 ways ISS has helped push science forward

Every space amateur enjoys watching the International Space Station (ISS) in the sky. But its main function goes way beyond its aesthetics. ISS hosts foremost a wonderful laboratory. Thanks to its unique location, astronauts can perform ground-breaking experiments.