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                  HEALTH MONITORING RING                                      IRIS SMART RING  The development of more wearable technology in recent years has made it possible to accurately and non-invasively monitor vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing rate. However, in most situations, this necessitates the use of a bracelet or smartwatch, which can rapidly become uncomfortable, is not particularly precise due to the physiology of the wrist, and interferes with sleep. All data may now be gathered using a typical finger ring from Senbiosys, thanks to the most recent invention of an EPFL researcher—the tiniest sensor in the world. Two engineers from EPFL have created a technology that, according to EPFL, concentrates all the monitoring capabilities of photoplethysmogram (PPG) sensors into an area that is four times smaller than that found in competing devices on the market. This technology has broken all previous records and comes as a result of years of miniaturi

                SQUARE WHEEL BICYCLE   A bicycle with square wheels was made by a YouTuber by the name of Mr Q. How can a wheel be square while its fundamental characteristic is a spherical shape? The square wheels' frame is first built by Sergii Gordieiev. He takes hold of a slab of what appears to be steel and divides it into pieces. Since he is an engineer, he carefully sizes up the divisions and locations of the screws before welding them together to produce a square shape. Once the frames are finished, he starts drilling holes in the frame to insert the rods that will secure the chain ring on the bicycle.Gordieiev places the rods in their designated holes and then fastens the chainrings, which enable the bike's square wheels to function properly. In order to make the chain rotate easily, he puts rollable wheels between the chainrings. He spreads out rectangle-shaped chains covered in tyre rubber from a dismantled bicycle that is currently resting in the design team's w

  This bus, which is a first of its sort, will transport guests to the former French colony for an experience with craft beer. Chennai partygoers who regularly hit the road to Pondicherry (a former French colony, Pondicherry) for sun, sand and a pint of cold beer now have another reason to rejoice. Catamaran Brewing Co., the first microbrewery in Union Tritory, is launching a one-of-a-kind “beer bus” from Chennai to Pondicherry. Priced at ₹3,000 per person, the beer bus, scheduled for its first service on April 22, will allow people to enjoy a three-course meal, unlimited craft beer and house tours. beer machine. But beware, beer will not be served on the bus, contrary to the social media posts that give the impression. Depending on first arrivals, the company plans to make it a regular. According to Prasad Radhakrishnan, founder of Catamaran Brewing Co., the idea for the bus came about when a customer jokingly asked about a transfer service for tipsy travelers traveling from Chennai t

 a sheep breeding facility that uses artificial wombs.Sheep were successfully conceived in this artificial womb. The Verge published this on Tuesday, April 25, 2017. The lambs appeared to develop regularly throughout their four weeks in the external wombs. Eight foetal lambs continued to develop inside what seemed to be large ziplock bags filled with tubes of blood and fluid, much like they would have inside their mothers. According to a new study that takes the first step towards an artificial womb, over the course of four weeks, their lungs and brains expanded, they sprouted wool, opened their eyes, moved around, and learnt to swallow. This technology has only been tested on sheep so far, but one day it might help bring premature human infants to term outside the uterus. The idea of a society where babies are grown in artificial wombs without the associated health risks is alluring. However, Alan Flake, foetal surgeon at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and principal author of

  With the aid of synthetic wombs, EctoLife is an idea that allows parents to "produce" customised children. People could select their baby's intelligence level, height, eye color, athletic prowess, and even skin tone with a "Elite Package." Have you ever considered the idea of an infant being "produced" in a setting resembling a factory? Many people are debating the future of pregnancies after seeing a film of rows of babies being developed inside a pod in what appears to be a scene from Keanu Reeves' Matrix. EctoLife, the "world's first artificial womb facility," is currently just an idea that would allow parents to have custom-made children.According to his website, Hashem Al-Ghaili, a producer, filmmaker, and science communicator who resides in Berlin, is a "molecular biologist by trade." What is the "artificial womb ''? What are its elements and for what reason is EctoLife required?                         

In its restored endeavor to declare its case over Arunachal Pradesh, China has renamed 11 spots in the Indian state, calling it 'southern Tibet'. Pic: NDTV India dismissed China renaming 11 spots in Arunachal Pradesh and declared that the state has "been" and will "forever be" a vital piece of India. China yesterday has delivered a bunch of new names for 11 spots in Arunachal Pradesh as a component of its endeavors to reemphasize its case over the state. This is the third time that China has 'renamed' places in Arunachal Pradesh, which it calls "Zangnan, the southern piece of Tibet". The rundown of names delivered by China incorporates five mountain tops, two land regions, two neighborhoods, and two waterways. The initial two such records were delivered in 2018 and 2021. China gave a rundown of six names in 2017, while in 2021 it 'renamed' 15 spots in Arunachal Pradesh. New Delhi gave an assertion and said that China was developing