Ferrari is working on an upside-down hydrogen engine. Ferrari is developing an upside-down hydrogen internal combustion engine that moves the crankshaft up to provide more space for the hydrogen tanks, but presents a serious lubrication challenge. The proposed solution is to use a dry sump lubrication system with a separate tank and electric pumps controlled by the ECU.
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Brain implants in birds; pigeons turn into drones Russian company Neiry announced that it has been able to remotely control pigeons by implanting neural implants and using a small solar module; birds that have been introduced as "bio-drones". This technology simulates the natural decision-making sense in the bird by sending electrical signals
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Artificial Intelligence for the Blind; Identifying and Locating Objects with Just a Voice Command Researchers at Penn State University have developed the NaviSense app, which identifies objects with voice commands and guides the user to the target with spatial sounds and phone vibrations. The app uses the phone's camera to identify the location of objects
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