Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have designed a “smart sports mattress” that uses motion sensors to accurately track 97% of sports movements. This technology can be used in games, exercise and preventing the elderly from falling. During this week’s Computer and Pattern Recognition Conference, a team of researchers at the MIT Computer Science…
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Astronomers predict the possibility of life in the months of planets wandering in space
It has always been difficult to describe the empty space between stars and celestial bodies between them. However, we know from evidence that among these are planets that do not exist in a star system and are free of any growing and evolving stars. These planets can have moons orbiting them to form a small,…
OnePlus is apparently working on the development of a digital wallet for cryptocurrencies
The cryptocurrency market has a large audience, and some companies have offered digital wallets to attract the attention and service of their users. OnePlus also appears to be working on the development of Ramzarz’s own wallet. According to a recent OnePlus poll, the Chinese company may enter the field of cryptocurrencies. Over the past year,…
Researchers report a link between how lithium is distributed in the brain and depression
For the first time, scientists have developed a technique for measuring the concentration of lithium in the brain. To test the method, the researchers compared the levels of lithium in the brain tissue of people who had died of suicide due to natural causes and concluded that there was a link between lithium levels and…
Astronomers have discovered the possible reasons for the existence of strange radio circles in the sky
In recent years, astronomers have formed a number of circular radio objects millions of light-years in diameter. Until now, the nature of these objects remained unknown, but recently a team of researchers discovered a similar object and was able to find an answer to this cosmic mystery. The puzzle began when, about three years ago,…
Xiaomi is working on three new powerful tablets
Apple and Samsung are leading the global tablet market, but apparently Xiaomi also wants to gain a foothold in the market with the introduction of three powerful new high-end tablets. Examining the MIUI 12.5 UI codes shows that we should probably wait for the three new Xiaomi tablets with the enuma, nabu and elish codes…
NASA is examining how an asteroid hits the Earth by simulating it
NASA, along with space agencies from various countries, is meeting this week to find a solution and an emergency response to a possible collision with a very large asteroid. The meeting will be attended by members of NASA’s Planetary Protection Coordination Office (PDCO) along with other space scientists. Despite holding such a meeting, it should…
Researchers have come up with a new way to fight Alzheimer’s with the help of light and oxygen
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have used a new catalytic combination of light and oxygen to target the structure of the amyloid protein, which is closely linked to Alzheimer’s disease, in the brains of mice. It is hoped that this method can be effective in treating people with this disease. The researchers used a…
Amazon seeks to establish a store to supply goods left in stock
According to Bloomberg, Amazon plans to sell some of its unsold appliances at great discounts by opening several discount stores. The report states that the products will be sourced from Amazon’s own warehouses, and the company plans to sell them by opening several temporary retailers in shopping malls and parking lots. The goods intended for…
Scientists have discovered the reason for the large size of the human brain
Humans are the most intelligent and most advanced creatures on earth in terms of brain development. Scientists have long wanted to understand the reason why the human brain is so different from other creatures, such as large replicas and chimpanzees, and now new research is providing information in this area for the first time. Humans…