At the outset, let me admit I am Gen-Jurassic Park, born in 1953, the last batch of engineering to have used the slide ...

The ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer), revealed to the public in 1946, was the world’s first general-purpose electronic computer. Built in secret by the US Army during World ...

During WWII, Britain’s Bletchley Park became a hub of critical wartime intelligence. By 1945, women made up around 75 percent ...

This machine, known as the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Automatic Calculator) is the invention of Dr. J. W. Mauchly and Mr. J. P. Eckert, of the Moore School of Electrical ...

an electronic computer designed specifically for breaking German codes. Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, a 30-tonne room-sized electronic computer with over 18,000 vacuum tubes ...

(Courtesy: Lightmatter) Researchers in Singapore and the US have independently developed two new types of photonic computer chips that match existing purely electronic chips in ... represents the ...

In 2019, Synchron became the first BCI company to begin clinical testing of a permanently implantable system. Implanted via ...

University of California, Davis researchers have developed a brain-computer interface (BCI) that enables computer cursor ...

The tactical-grade IMU-H100—unveiled by Inertial Labs, a VIAVI Solutions company—encompasses accelerometers and gyroscopes ...

Apple has reportedly developed a new standard with Synchron, a startup that develops stent-like devices for the brain.

The shipyard has advanced CNC (Computer Numerical Control) and robotic systems for cutting steel. It also has powerful hydraulic presses that can handle up to 1,600 tonnes for precise manufacturing.