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This New Technique Can Make Painless, Blood-Free Tattoos A Reality
When the patch's microneedles pierce the skin, they disintegrate, releasing the ink and applying the tattoo.
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GE Appliances, Einride Team Up to Operate Automated Electric Trucks in US
Swedish freight tech company Einride has joined hands with GE Appliances to launch its slick self-driving electric trucks in the US. The Pod trucks have no driver cabins and are remotely controlled. Einride, which has been operating internationally since 2019, will initially provide six electric and one autonomous pod to GE for operation at its loc...
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Contraceptive Jewellery To Prevent Pregnancies? Watch How It Works
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created "contraceptive jewellery" that could one day make family planning as easy as wearing a necklace.
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Roman Reigns Makes First Public Appearance Since Announcing Leukaemia
Roman Reigns was present at the American football match between Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and Georgia Bulldog.
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Riled With A Question, US Senator Snatches Student's Phone
An attempted conversation between a Georgia Tech student and Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., ended abruptly with the lawmaker snatching the student's cellphone away while he was being asked about possible voter suppression in the state.
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The Importance Of Being Idle: A Lesson From Lazy Fire Ants
Ants have mastered the art of keeping things moving. Another striking thing about ants is that some of them just sit around doing nothing. Now a study out of Georgia Tech combines these observations to deliver a lesson that could have implications for such things as how the robots of the future might be used for disaster relief.
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Indian-American Killed, Another Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In US Stores
An Indian-American was killed and another critically injured when a man opened fire inside two convenience stores in the US state of Georgia.
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Smart Phone App Finds Missing Student in Georgia Railroad Ditch
Atlanta police on Tuesday were looking into what happened to a Georgia Institute of Technology student missing for several days until he was found injured but alive in a railroad ditch by friends using a smartphone app, a police spokesman said.
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New Algorithm Enables Control Over Swarms of Robots With Swipe of a Finger
Using a smart tablet and a red beam of light, researchers have created a system that allows people to control a fleet of robots with the swipe of a finger.
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Create strong passwords to dodge Heartbleed bug: experts
Amid the looming threat from Heartbleed bug - that might have compromised millions of websites including Yahoo, Flickr and Tumblr by now - it is imperative to have a strong password that can stand hackers' assaults, experts say.
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New software may thwart online banking frauds
Researchers at Georgia Tech have created a prototype software, Gyrus, that takes extra steps to prevent malware from sending spam emails and instant messages, and blocking unauthorised commands such as money transfers.
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New software to curb online banking frauds
Have you ever been a victim of an online money transfer fraud? A new software is here that immediately blocks unauthorised commands during money transfers.
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This New Technique Can Make Painless, Blood-Free Tattoos A Reality
When the patch's microneedles pierce the skin, they disintegrate, releasing the ink and applying the tattoo.
-
GE Appliances, Einride Team Up to Operate Automated Electric Trucks in US
Swedish freight tech company Einride has joined hands with GE Appliances to launch its slick self-driving electric trucks in the US. The Pod trucks have no driver cabins and are remotely controlled. Einride, which has been operating internationally since 2019, will initially provide six electric and one autonomous pod to GE for operation at its loc...
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Contraceptive Jewellery To Prevent Pregnancies? Watch How It Works
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created "contraceptive jewellery" that could one day make family planning as easy as wearing a necklace.
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Roman Reigns Makes First Public Appearance Since Announcing Leukaemia
Roman Reigns was present at the American football match between Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and Georgia Bulldog.
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Riled With A Question, US Senator Snatches Student's Phone
An attempted conversation between a Georgia Tech student and Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., ended abruptly with the lawmaker snatching the student's cellphone away while he was being asked about possible voter suppression in the state.
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The Importance Of Being Idle: A Lesson From Lazy Fire Ants
Ants have mastered the art of keeping things moving. Another striking thing about ants is that some of them just sit around doing nothing. Now a study out of Georgia Tech combines these observations to deliver a lesson that could have implications for such things as how the robots of the future might be used for disaster relief.
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Indian-American Killed, Another Injured As Gunman Opens Fire In US Stores
An Indian-American was killed and another critically injured when a man opened fire inside two convenience stores in the US state of Georgia.
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Smart Phone App Finds Missing Student in Georgia Railroad Ditch
Atlanta police on Tuesday were looking into what happened to a Georgia Institute of Technology student missing for several days until he was found injured but alive in a railroad ditch by friends using a smartphone app, a police spokesman said.
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New Algorithm Enables Control Over Swarms of Robots With Swipe of a Finger
Using a smart tablet and a red beam of light, researchers have created a system that allows people to control a fleet of robots with the swipe of a finger.
-
Create strong passwords to dodge Heartbleed bug: experts
Amid the looming threat from Heartbleed bug - that might have compromised millions of websites including Yahoo, Flickr and Tumblr by now - it is imperative to have a strong password that can stand hackers' assaults, experts say.
-
New software may thwart online banking frauds
Researchers at Georgia Tech have created a prototype software, Gyrus, that takes extra steps to prevent malware from sending spam emails and instant messages, and blocking unauthorised commands such as money transfers.
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New software to curb online banking frauds
Have you ever been a victim of an online money transfer fraud? A new software is here that immediately blocks unauthorised commands during money transfers.
