Clay Dillow tutvustab Popular Science'i veebisaidil katseid loomaks inimese poolt stressirohkes situatsioonis higiga erituvat feromooni tuvastavaid detektoreid. The two devices detect the same pheromone in human sweat via different mechanisms: one by laser absorption, the other by a portable optical fiber device. A feasibility study is pending, but once complete the devices could be ...

... are generated which create tiny sound waves. By adding direct current however, researchers managed to generate speech and music from the morphed loudspeaker. In words of Clay Dillow of PopSci, Researcher have constructed several versions of the speaker, ranging from 6,000-wire arrays to some as large as 233,000 wires. The ...

U.S. Deploys Reaper Drones Off Somalia Just in Time for Pirate Season (Clay Dillow, 11.10.2009, Popular Science) As this summer's Navy SEAL beatdown briefly brought to the world's attention, there's a festering piracy problem in the waters off the Horn of Africa. The pirates, in large part unchallenged, are ...

By Clay Dillow From: Anybots "QA" at Work Anybots Having one of those days where even a hearty bowl of Fruit Loops and Jack Daniels can't get you out of bed? A telepresence robot can come into the office for you, elevating telecommuting to a decidedly new level. The somewhat humanoid 'bots, produced by ...

Ultrasound Encryption Scheme Makes Artificial Organs Hack-Proof PopSci | Nov 10, 2009 By Clay Dillow Securing Implantable Devices: Researchers are testing their system using an implanted device in the abdominal wall of a cow. Think about it: Would you want someone launching the equivalent of a denial-of-service attack on the device ...

By Clay Dillow Posted 11.23.2009 at 4:10 pm 7 Comments In what can only be described as a harrowing instance of misdiagnosis ... Squirt of Stem Cell Gel Heals Brain InjuriesTagsScience, Clay Dillow, comas, consciousness, health, medicine, paralysis, vegetativeFor Houben, the discovery of his consciousness by the outside world has been like ...