Thursday, October 29, 2015

Tech article 10/30

These trees will help end air pollution.
An artist's rendition of CO2-scrubbing Boston Treepods.

These trees will suck out all the Carbon Dioxide in the air. For the beginning sciensist will store the carbon dioxide, but eventually they will have to find a permanent solution. Some of the carbon dioxide will be used to help plants grow, biulding materials, and liquid fuel.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Tech article 10/22

Yuneec Tornado H920

This new drone is one of the biggest and most powerful ever created. It will sell for about $5,000 when it is released. You are able to connect your camera to the drone and control it through a remote. The drone has a touchscreen on the bottom for the settings of the drone.




Monday, October 19, 2015

Do Now 10/19

Google forms can help you when you need to make a survey. Google forms can also help when you need peoples feedback or opinion on something.

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Tech article 10/16

China build worlds largest radio telescope.

 A massive engineering and scientific project in China is expected to take us one step closer in our quest to discover if we are truly alone in the universe. It will be  Five-hundred-meters high tec Raido Telescope. This is supposed to be completed in 2016, Chinese telescope could detect extraterrestrial life.

A side-by-side comparison of Kepler 452-b and Earth (artist's conception).

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

10/9 Tech article

Surgeons in Miami use 3-D-printed model of a girl's heart to plan her complicated heart surgery.
Simulated organs are being used to prepare and practice for many operations.
Eventually, 3-D printers could produce organs that can be transplanted into patients.
Doctors used a 3-D printer to make a model of Mia Gonzalez's heart.
Mia's surgeon carried around a model of the girl's heart for weeks.

Thursday, October 1, 2015

Tech article 10/2

These Robots Want Out of the Lab and Into Your House



Boston Consulting Group predicts that consumer robotics will become a $9 billion market by 2025. The robots will be used for many things, such as help for the elderly, handicapped, or just to be a companion. Over 3,000 developers are signed up help create 
behaviors for the robots. These robots are designed to be almost human like. They are supposed to think and feel like humans.
Softbank Pepper Robot

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

9/25/15 tech article

Drones build rope bridge that humans can cross.
Quadcopter drones have been programmed to build a rope bridge capable of supporting the weight of a human. This project was a joint study  by two researchers - one specialising in robotics, the other architecture - at ETH Zurich University's Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control and Gramazio Kohler Research.         Drone Video