Research is increasingly pointing to the fact that dogs can identify conditions like malaria, multiple types of cancer, and even stroke in humans often at such early stages, that sufferers don& 39;t even display symptoms yet. And they do so by doing what dogs do best: they literally sniff out diseases.

Hunter-gatherers built Göbekli Tepe 6,000 years before Stonehenge, and they had astonishing geometry skills.May 14, 2020Researchers are mesmerized by the geometry skills the hunter-gatherers who built Göbekli Tepe temple were able to put together. The structure in Turkey is the world& 39;s earliest known temple built over 11,000 years ago — that& 39;s 6,000 years older than Stonehenge and the Pyramids of Egypt.

Researchers at the University of Zurich in cooperation with microprocessor company Intel, have engineered a drone that can learn to fly acrobatic maneuvers.June 24, 2020A team of researchers at the University of Zurich, in cooperation with microprocessor company Intel, has now developed a drone that can learn to fly acrobatic maneuvers.

Amazon is developing 100,000 electric-powered delivery vehicles in Detroit, due to hit the road by 2021.February 06, 2020Amazon is pushing 100,000 electric-powered delivery vans, due to hit the road in 2021. Production of emissions-free electric vehicles is underway in Plymouth, near Detroit.RELATED: A VERY BRIEF HISTORY OF AMAZON: THE EVERYTHING STOREAmazon ups the ante in the electric vehicles spacePart of The Climate Pledge, this massive order is Amazon& 39;s push to meet conditions stipulated by the Paris Agreement 10 years early.

August 07, 2015When Oru designer and founder Anton Willis moved into a San Francisco apartment he didn’t have room for his fiberglass kayak so he had to put it in storage. Having space limitations inspired him to find a solution and he began thinking of the Japanese art of origami or folded-paper. If only he could design a kayak that could easily shape-shift into its very own compact carry box.

Thinking outside the box, Didi Chuxing ride-hailing company is finding novel ways to protect both passengers and drivers.February 11, 2020China& 39;s largest ride-hailing company, Didi Chuxing, comes to the rescue again amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. Earlier this year, the company organized a fleet of volunteers to transport medical staff in Wuhan completely free of charge.