Aleem Siddiqui

What Exactly Is Quantum Computing?

2016-07-16T07:19:00.002-07:00

What is a Quantum Computer?

Quantum computers are nothing like the regular computers or even supercomputers. While the top Supercomputers use extensive parallelism with numerous processing units to get its super speed, the Quantum computers work with the physics of quantum mechanics at its core.

A quantum computer is built atom by atom. Now, quantum mechanics in itself is one of the most dreaded topics in physics, so it is no surprise that the quantum computer bears the same traits as well.

How Does Quantum Computing Work?

The quantum computers use atoms (quanta) as its physical system. Unlike in regular computing where the information is carried in either 0 or 1 bit, the quantum mechanics allows an atom to be in both 0 and 1 state simultaneously. This bit of data is called a qubit. ( Don’t hold your head just yet!)

So, as per the theory, if there are equal number of qubits and the regular bits, then the qubits will hold twice the information, i.e. if there are n qubits in the supercomputer, then it will have 2^n different states. So experimentally, it can hold more information as compared to regular digital bits thereby increasing the speed of the system exponentially.

In theory, the quantum phenomenon seems mind blowing but actually building one is equally painstaking. The qubits are dynamic and are only the probabilistic superposition of all of their states. So, the accurate measurement is difficult and requires complex algorithms such as Shor’s algorithm.

What are the Challenges To Quantum Computing?

One of the biggest challenges is to remove quantum decoherence. Decoherence in a layman’s language could be understood as the loss of information to the environment. The decoherence of the qubits occurs when the system interacts with the surrounding in a thermodynamically irreversible manner.

So, the system needs to be carefully isolated. Freezing the qubits is one of the ways to prevent decoherence.

Past And Present Of Quantum Computing:

The concept of Quantum computing was laid down in the 1980s, but major progress started only two decades later. In 2001, researchers demonstrated Shor’s algorithm to factor 15 using a 7-qubit NMR computer. After that, developments in the field of quantum computing operating system and expansion in the qubit numbers were focussed.

As of today, many private players have entered into the competition to build a quantum computer, that would actually silence the critics. D-Wave has recently claimed to break the 1000 qubits barrier record. Other tech giants such as Google and IBM are advancing to develop their own quantum computers as well.

If It’s So Complex, Why Is Everyone After Quantum Computing?

A fully functional quantum computer would require around a million atoms. And right now, we are at a mere thousand. But, what would happen if we reach that limit or even its half?

The complex and massive calculations for example in genome sequencing or tracking weather patterns require huge computers or supercomputers for that matter. Now with the current technology, if the amount of data that a supercomputer can handle is increased by just one digit, the system would fail and you would require an even bigger supercomputer.

Second, the modern day encryption systems are entirely based on the limitations of the regular computers. The normal computers can’t figure out the huge probabilistic analysis required to decrypt any sophisticated code. Even a supercomputer would take years decrypting the RSA cryptography, whereas with the help of Quantum computing it would be a matter of days, if not hours.

Quantum computers will lead to research that are either considered hypothetical or at a standstill. From simulating and computing the molecular scale structures to stretching far into the mysteries of Universe, we cannot even dream of the possibilities.

Quantum computing won’t be of changing your lives in day to day operations, but a quantum communication network would definitely provide a better and secure network.

Reference: Wikipedia, fossbyte

Dexemo Exoskeleton Glove Lets You Feel Virtual Reality Objects...

2015-08-25T04:45:00.000-07:00

The field of virtual reality has taken amazing new leaps recently. Many gadgets enhancing the feel of virtual reality has been introduced which provided amazing effects. Gadgets like Occulus Rift and Carl Zeus’ VR One have changed the definition of virtual reality as once we had conceived it. It teleports you into a totally different and mesmerizing world by not only providing audio and visual aids but also touch. It is definitely going to change the logics and parameters of advanced gaming, with such technology in hand it would feel like living the game not merely just playing it. To bring the touch factor in virtual reality, Dexta Robotics have invented an exoskeleton hand that will enable a user to touch a virtually realistic object. On March 26 2014, Dexta Robotics was formed which is a robotics start-up that focuses on developing high quality but affordable robotics hardware that lowers the boundary of robotics and virtual reality.

This crazy awesome device provides a way to work together with the digital world. It allows you feel the size of the virtual object you’ve picked up on screen which is called haptic feedback. It might even be affordable, if Dexta robotics can manage to raise the funds via Kickstarter. It’s called the Dexmo and it’s an intriguing device for VR enthusiasts. The company has announced the launch of that product’s Kickstarter campaign which will give enthusiasts early access to a device that not so long back would have been considered a work of science fiction.

Dexta Robotics, a Chinese startup firm born in March of this year, was founded to bring this new product to life. After iterating through some 17 prototypes, the company have decided to release the Dexmo in two versions via a new Kickstarter campaign with a goal of $200k, according to the company. The Dexmo exoskeleton is compatible with virtual reality systems like the Oculus Rift or can serve as a robot controller to control mechanical arms and hands. The company also note other practical uses of the hardware such as, using a robotic arm to diffuse and dispose bombs, control remote-controlled cars, smart lighting and list goes on.

Dexmo’s goals are quite noble: to make such motion-capture contraptions available to interested parties at an affordable price. And by interested parties, they don’t just mean researchers robotics engineers. Dexmo can be used by almost anybody, from controlling robotic hands to gripping VR objects. Dexmo comes in two types, Classic and F2. Both types boast of Dexmo Robotics’ 11 degrees of motion, being able to capture three degrees for the thumb (bend, split, rotate), and two (bend, split) for each of the remaining four fingers. What the Dexmo F2 adds is digital force feedback for the index finger and thumb only. This allows the exoskeleton to mimic what those same fingers would feel if they were holding something solid, like a ball. It does so by braking the joint of those two fingers and constraining their movement.

NextAGE Is Truly the Next Generation Robot...

2015-08-25T04:16:00.000-07:00

Robots are undoubtedly going to mark the next era. Many science fiction movies that we have seen portrays the future as an array of humans and robots alike. Robots for doing every single tasks, they are going to be our pets, our maids our caretakers. Day after day a new robot is being invented to simplify the human life not only in the areas of factories but also for households. Soon a mechanical humanoid roaming around in the house will become a common picture. To bring this picture to reality Kawada industries have launched its humanoid robot Nextage.

Japan based KAWADA Industries has been developing humanoids to work alongside Homo sapiens in factories manufacturing cash dispensing machines and ticket dispensing machines. While the development of so many robots might terrify many people owing to the science fiction movies that have hit the market, but they have been accepted as important, even inspirational, members of the entire working team. It takes the robot a whole three minutes to make a cup of instant coffee while elevator music plays softly in the background.

Its overall design includes a head with two cameras, a torso, two 6-axis arms and a mobile base. Its head is equipped with stereo vision just like a human. This means that Nextage can attain 3D coordinates with high precision. Moreover, the head has two degrees-of-freedom allowing it to adjust its field of vision with the workflow. Its torso has a LED display to assure visibility of the robot status. Its overall height can also be adjusted by changing the height of an element in the torso. Nextage has two cameras on its end effectors that can capture 3D information of an object by taking different pictures of it from different angles. The cameras bring precision to the robot’s work.

Its base has wheels, so it can be moved around and rapidly reassigned to another workstation. Its base contains all its control systems such as the image recognition system through an integrated PC. Its software uses GUI which helps to operate the robot intuitively with graphical elements. The source code for the software is licensed by GNU General Public License. This means the general public can download, distribute and duplicate it.

Under the circumstances, GLORY adopted the humanoid robots to build a new production line, which is capable of processing detailed precise works in manufacturing currency handling machines using a number of different parts. The new innovative assembly line, capable of stabilizing the product quality, has been built up by adopting the humanoid robots NEXTAGE, and will flexibly adapt to manufacturing a wide variety of products in variable quantities.

The close collaboration between GLORY, having the technical skills in mass production, and KAWADA INDUSTRIES, having the cutting-edge technology in the robot manufacturing industry, has demonstrated, each providing their respective strengths, a future path toward preserving domestic manufacturing bases in Japan. Kawada Industries is working towards building industrial robots that are not only used in manufacturing plans, but ones that will work alongside human laborers. The Japan Times reports that the Robot has cameras on each of its arms and can detect movement and doesn’t collide with people who enter its space.

Nanobots To The Rescue...!!!

2015-08-25T03:56:00.002-07:00

What use is the technology if it cannot be applies to human aid! The biggest unsolved mystery regarding the health issue is cancer. Doctors and researchers have worked tirelessly day and night to find a cure for this deadly diseases.

Every year a great portion of human population dies at the hands of cancer and all we can provide them is chemotherapy which works quite well at the early stages but becomes a lost cause when the time runs critical. So a new and much more spectacular way has been devised by the scientists to keep cancer cells at bay, using nanotechnology. While this may sound weird but scientists have developed nanobots that can bring this dream to reality.

The nanorobots are essentially assassins, sent out on a mission to attack cancer at its very source. The bacteria guide the robot to the tumor and once there, it unloads its cargo of cancer-fighting drugs, contained in microscopic capsules, directly into the harmful tumor.

Healthy cells are left intact. The bacteriobots have been tested in tumorous mice, which were injected with bacteriobots coated in near-infrared fluorescence and bioluminescence. Another group of mice were injected with bioluminescent bacteria that had not been attached to microbeads.

The control group was injected with inert microbeads without any bacteria attached. When they were extracted, the tumours from the control group showed no sign of bioluminescence or fluorescence; the bacteria-injected group showed bioluminescence, but no fluorescence. Only the bacteriobot group showed both, indicating that the nanobots were the most effective of the three at targeting cancer cells.

With this incredible new breakthrough, it is confirmed that cancer is no longer going to be a big threat to human life as it is now. The cost of implementing this procedure is still not inconspicuous though.

Digital Worm To Provide Artificial Consciousness...

2015-08-25T03:43:00.002-07:00

There tends to be a plan that making “true” computing is functionally distinct from making real and sensible Artificial Intelligence that may truly go toward dominant a robotic being that exists these days. The previous is concerning simulating consciousness, whereas the latter has got to do with easy activity switch like after you hit a wall, stop going forward.

Yet, his categorisation assumes that “true” consciousness isn’t simply a detailed network of such easy programmatic directions — if consciousness is simply an extremely well programmed machine, then evolution of Artificial Intelligence is a big leap toward true artificial consciousness. A brand new project from the folks at OpenWorm demonstrates this theory quite appropriately, as they’ve induced their worm brain simulation into a simulated worm body, and got immediate result as a worm-like behavior.

Observe that the worm mechanism isn’t significantly worm-like in first glance. Instead of being a wriggling snake like machine, which might pose a great challenge in operating, the OpenWorm team used aadditional standard mechanism on wheels. Thus, behavior is simulated here and not locomotion. OpenWorm has spent a major quantity of time in modeling the worm’s muscles and natural methodology of movement.

OpenWorm uses computer code to do to accurately model each neural association between the 300-odd neurons within the roundworm c. elegans; its aim is to model how data travels through the worm’s body and formulates behavior in its non-brain. The team’s design options a food and proximity device within the front section, that outputs the acceptable signals once stimulated; stimulating the nearby sensor shows the worm that it has encountered an obstacle, inflicting it to prevent moving any further.

Hector- The 6 Legged Robot

2015-08-25T03:36:00.002-07:00

The drones or robots are commonly used these days. They are used for automation of many works. The technicians continued their research in the field of robotics for betterment of robotics technology. A Research group at Bielefeld University has succeeded in showing the main robot of its kind on the planet how to walk. The first steps of that robot have been recorded in the video shown below. The robot is named Hector and its design is modelled like a stick insect. As its design indicates that it is inspired by the insect, Hector has an idle elastic joints and an ultralight exoskeleton. The exoskeleton is made from carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP).

It is hoped that the Hector, which stands for Hexapod Cognitive autonomously operating robot will not only beneficial for robotics but it also beneficial for biologists interested in animal movement. Most of the six-legged drones are made to walk with the help of a tripod or any other fixed leg gait, but Hector is equipped with a free gait.

The free gait is a flexible leg which can control to deal with rough surfaces. In free gait leg technology, each leg is able to making its own decision for movement for when and where to move. It is basically called “Active Posture adaption”, which means movement with the help of sensors attached. Hector is able to figure out how to proceed the next step with facing the basic obstacles, such as wooden platform, slippery ground etc.

To run this robot without any difficulty, all the sub systems are made to communicate with each other. It is important for sub systems to communicate because Hector might have too many legs in the air at same time and it becomes unstable and fall over. The legs of this robot can collide with obstacles and it may fall if the systems cannot communicate properly. A further stage in the development of the robot was the design and production of the robot body. This robot is designed in two colors, Green & white and Black.

Luna Personal Robot

2015-08-25T03:28:00.000-07:00

Luna Personal Robot

Today’s life is full of automation. Everybody wants to simplify their work by automation by devices and gadgets. As we all know that robots are the devices which are famous as the automation devices. While there are other devices like flying cars and jetpacks which are often used as automation devices but robots are generally used for done a work automatically. We still don’t have these automation devices around us and as they are quite expensive, but maybe we soon could. A few months before, a video was leaked of a mysterious robot. The mysterious robot is teased for about months now, originally rumored to be some gadget produced by either Google or Apple, in fact a project by a company named as RoboDynamics.

Few days ago, California’s RoboDynamics introduces it personal robot to the world, named as Luna. While there is a less information provided like its software, hardware etc. by the company. They described Luna as a Breakthrough in robot design. Luna is a personal robot designed for the people for their personal use. It is fully programmable robot and start shipping later this year. Luna was designed for Robodynamics by Schultze Works. It is an industrial design studio which is situated out of California.

Luna incorporates the hardware, firmware and driven train which is already used in Robodynamics’ Telepresence internet-connected Low cost Robot (TiLR). According to the company, The RoboDynamics, Luna is the world’s first personal robot to be expandable via expansion ports. It is fully programmable with open standards. It is an available at an affordable price in the market. It apparently have a carrying handle in its back side and an in articulated pipe-like arms that can swing up to carry a tray.

Luna contains a dual core atom 2 GHz processor and a Linux based operating system. It has up to 32GB of storage capacity. It has a positive interaction via an 8-inch capacitive touchscreen with three-microphone array with attached speakers. It can be controlled by wireless and cellular communication. It is equipped with an 8 Megapixel camera and a 3D sensor. It runs on 12 volt battery for 4-8 hours per charge.

Technical Specifications:

Computer Processor: Dual Core Atom 2 GHz.
Graphics: NVidia 94000M.
Storage capacity: 8 GB flash, expandable to 32 GB.
Wireless: Wi-Fi (802.11g), optional Bluetooth via Luna Expansion Port (LXP).
Cellular comm.: Optional 3G or 4G via Luna Expansion Port (LXP).
Operating system: Luna OS (includes Poky Linux, ROS, and other packages) I/O.
Display: 8″ touchscreen capacitive LCD.
Camera: 8-megapixel primary camera with digital zoom.
Microphone: 3 microphone array with DSP front-end with sound localization.
Speakers: Yes (no specs available yet).
Sensors: 10-bit wheel encoders, Prime Sense 3D Sensor.
Expansion ports: Luna Expansion Ports (LXP) x 7 [Each LXP comprises standard USB Female Type A and 12 volt and 5 volt regulated power with mounting holes].
Power Battery: 12 volt, 26 amp-hour – SLA.
Battery life: Between 4-8 hours.
Charge time: 4-8 hours for full charge.
Dimensions: Size: Height: 5’2″ (157 cm) – Base: 22″ (56 cm).
Weight: 65 lbs. (30 Kg)

JAPAN BUILDS REAL AND WORKING TRANSFORMER ROBOT – J-DEITE QUARTER...

2015-08-25T03:16:00.000-07:00

Two hobbyists from Japan have made an awesome transforming robot called J-deite Quarter. This is named so because of it’s one fourth of its final planned size. This Transformer robot can walk in robot form and, when in sports car from, it can drive around on its own.

This robot is made by Brave Robots and Asratec Corp., who teamed up with original Transformer creator Tomy Co. Ltd. Mashable writes: “J-deite Transformer robot, a one-quarter-scale autobot that starts as humanoid, bipedal robot and transforms into a tiny, roughly 3-foot-long sports car.”

The Transformer robot is small in size and you can’t drive it now at the current stage of its development. Transformer robot has got some definite traits of the Trasformer and the looks of Optimus Prime. The specifications of the robot are:

Height in robot mode or length in vehicle mode: 1.3 m
Weight of robot: 35 kg
Maximum battery power: 3 kw
Operating time: 1 hour on a single charge
Number of seats: 2 and it is controlled by V-Sido OS.
Power source: servo motor manufactured byFutaba Corp.
Maximum walking speed: 1 km/h, gripping weight: 0.1 kg.(Vehicle Mode Spec.)
Maximum traveling speed: 10km/h, minimum road clearance: 40 mm.
Kenji Ishida, the developer at Brave Robotics explains his future 2020 plans for Transformer robot on the company website:

The goal of Project J-deite is building of a giant transformable robot of 5 m long. It is the same size as a car. An object of the same size transforms, walks, and runs.

The current speed and specifications of this Transformer robot aren’t enough but we can expect to see an improved and bigger version to arrive soon and turn our real life Transformer fantasy into a reality.

GOOGLE’S BOSTON DYNAMICS IS INTRODUCING WILDCAT QUAD-RUPED ROBOT SPRINTS AT 16MPH OUTSIDE….

2015-08-25T03:09:00.002-07:00

The world-record breaking Cheetah robot was first unveiled by robotics firm Boston Dynamics in 2012, with the quadruped bot managing to break the land-speed record set by humans, running at speeds of up to 29.3 mph (beating Usain Bolt’s record of27.9mph).
However, the manic sprinter was restrained by hydraulic pumps powering its legs and tethering it to a treadmill. Now Boston Dynamics have released a video of Cheetah’s successor – the WildCat. Although it’s only half as fast as Cheetah (reaching speeds of 16mph) WildCat is completely free-roaming, and is the latest addition to the military-funded company’s roster of ground-breaking robots.
Boston Dynamics is also the team responsible for BigDog and LS3 – quadruped robots designed to act as mules for infantry by carrying heavy equipment across difficult terrain. On-board cameras track its human ‘owner’ and the bot follows automatically behind. CNET recently reported that the LS3 is currently being tested carrying 400lbs (181kg) on a 20-mile journey without refuelling in 24 hours.

Other creations by Boston Dynamics include RHex (an agile and speedy hexapod about the size of a small dog) and ATLAS (‘one of the most advance humanoids ever built’ – with development aimed at using the robot in disaster relief situations). As ever with videos of Boston Dynamics creations the first thought on viewing is of the impending obsolescence and destruction of humanity, but with this latest creation there seems to be at least one consolation: if it does choose to run you down in the street you’ll at least hear it coming a mile off.

The giant four-legged robots George Lucas created for the opening battle of “The Empire Strikes Back” were fictional. But three decades later, a company called Boston Dynamics has made great strides toward making them a reality. With funding from DARPA, the military’s advanced research agency, Boston Dynamics has created a series of robots that are capable of walking, running and climbing on many kinds of terrain.

An older robot, known as Big Dog, can walk up and down hills and keep its balance on snow and ice. In a promotional video, someone shoves Big Dog to the side. The robot staggers sideways but manages to maintain its balance and continue on its route. We don’t know what Google CEO Larry Page plans to do with his latest toys, but we imagine “build an invincible robot army” is somewhere on the long-term business plan.

NASA FUNDS TITAN SUBMARINE, OTHER FAR-OUT SPACE EXPLORATION IDEAS…

2015-08-25T03:07:00.003-07:00

NASA has just funded seven far-out space-exploration concepts, including a submarine that would explore the hydrocarbon seas of Saturn’s huge moon Titan, an origami energy reflector and rapid space transit with an electric sail. All of the proposals, including the one for the Titan submarine, have been awarded funding under Phase II of the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program, or NIAC.

Phase II grants, which are worth up to $500,000, allow scientists to continue working on bold ideas that received Phase I NIAC funding. The grants are intended to encourage development of potentially transformative space technology, and offer the resources to test the feasibility and intricacies of brand-new ideas.

Swarm Flyby Gravimetry (Justin Atchison, Johns Hopkins University): To investigate asteroids and comets, a spaceship would let loose a swarm of low-cost probes to fly by the objects, measuring its gravitational pull and composition from all different angles.
PERISCOPE: PERIapsis Subsurface Cave Optical Explorer (Jeffrey Nosanov,Nosanov Consulting):A low-orbiting spacecraft would peer down at the moon, firing laser pulses into the entrances of subsurface caves to create 3D maps of their inner reaches.
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Titan Submarine (Steven Oleson, NASA Glenn Research Center):A submarine, incorporating the latest research into cryogenic engineering and data on Saturn’s moon Titan, would probe deep beneath Titan’s largest sea, Kraken Mare. Trans-Formers for Lunar Extreme Environments (Adrian Stoica, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory): Unfolding reflectors would beam much-needed light and heat down to robot explorers in the moon’s deepest crevices and craters.

3D Photocatalytic Air Processor for Dramatic Reduction of Life Support Mass and Complexity (Bin Chen, University of California, Santa Cruz):A new air-processing design would efficiently generate oxygen from titanium dioxide and light in space. Heliopause Electrostatic Rapid Transit System (Bruce Weigmann, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center): An electric sail would let spacecraft ride the solar wind around our system unencumbered by traditional propellants. SCEPS in Space (Michael Paul, Pennsylvania State University):Stored chemical energy power systems, like those used in Navy torpedoes, would be adapted to power landers where no light shines.

THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER, WHICH HELPED DISCOVERING HIGGS-BOSON, COULD HELP UNDERSTAND DARK MATTER…

2015-08-25T03:05:00.000-07:00

The Large Hadron Collider, built by European Organisation of Nuclear Research (CERN) could help physicists understand dark matter, which has remained a mystery in the universe. And what’s more, it could possibly help discover a particle more fascinating than the Higgs Boson. The collider which is also the world’s largest atom smasher, has undergone major upgrades that could restart at a beam energy substantially higher, that aims at explaining why nature predicts matter to antimatter.

The collider is already credited for helping discover the Higgs Boson, which explains how objects have mass. According to reports, there is a possibility to find supersymmetric matter. Supersymmetry is an extension of standard model of physics that aims to fill in gaps about how scientists understand matter. According to supersymmetry, all particles have a counterpart that is heavier, and experts believe that if these partner particles are there, the Large Hadron Collider should be able to find them.

The standard model of physics cannot account for the existence, or for that matter, the properties of dark matter. Dark matter is believed to hold galaxies together and attributed for most of the matter in the universe. The existence and properties of dark matter are inferred from its gravitational effects on visible matter, radiation and the large-scale structure of the Universe. It has not been detected directly, making it one of the greatest mysteries in modern astrophysics. Super-symmetry aims to offer a more comprehensive picture of the world.

RISE OF THE ROBOTS…

2015-08-25T02:47:00.002-07:00

Scenario when robots rise up against their creators sounds least likely and can be imagined only in futuristic movies. But it doesn’t mean that situation like that will not happen in future. Thousands of drones and robots were used in battles against real people – for example they were used in Iran and Afghanistan. Automatic anti-aircraft gun kills by itself with no human control. This situation even happened during trainings. Military investigators seriously talk about the possibility of a Terminator scenario happening in real life and discuss how robots change the rules and ways of modern warfare.

As an example we can talk about Great Britain which created network of satellites to control drones and other military machines. As a matter of fact the system is named the same as the artificial intelligence in the films of the “Terminator” – Skynet…

Reasons to Be Terrified of Robots….

2015-08-25T02:39:00.001-07:00

Real robot names like Roomba or Asimo don’t cause as much terror as the fictional “Terminator”, but you need to bear in mind that the cleaning robot Roomba is actually made by iRobot – at the same place as the military robots for United States Armed Forces! And Asimo is only first prototypes of robots that look like real people.

In Japan and Korea there is a plan of using humanoid robots to look after elderly people, while in the US, robots will be used on the battlefield. Of course, it’s too early to panic: it will take awhile for robots to take over humanity but they certainly can replace us in some other ways…

TIME WILL BE SOON WHEN ROBOTS WILL DO OUR WORK…

2015-08-25T02:28:00.001-07:00

What you can do well now, robots will do better in the future. For now, we are still needed but robots are already used in space discoveries, places on Earth that are too dangerous for humans, labs and assembly lines, and take part in real human wars.

We can only hope that robots will not evolve to organize a rebellion.
For now robots complete humans not replacing them completely. Technology moves forward and some robots have already showed themselves in science.

NASA FUNDS TITAN SUBMARINE, OTHER FAR-OUT SPACE EXPLORATION IDEAS…

2015-08-08T02:24:00.000-07:00

THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER, WHICH HELPED DISCOVERING HIGGS-BOSON, COULD HELP UNDERSTAND DARK MATTER…

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RISE OF THE ROBOTS…

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Reasons to Be Terrified of Robots….

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TIME WILL BE SOON WHEN ROBOTS WILL DO OUR WORK…

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