The conceptual Krasoevich Bridge looks like a colossal transforming dragonfly that has come to life. Ordos District, Inner Mongolia Region, Western China. The local authorities decided that they wanted not just a bridge over the Ulanmulun River, but a technogenic landmark, for which they ordered a corresponding project to the British architect Margo Krasoevich. And what is already looming is least

Thanks to the accommodative system of the eye, we can clearly see the surrounding objects located at different distances from us. It can be compared to a camera lens with which the required focus is set. Physicists of the Tyumen State University managed to create an artificial analogue of the accommodation system. To do this, they synthesized a special solution that has the property of collecting

Hackers easily tricked Tesla's autopilot with a piece of sticky tape Tesla promises to release an electric car with fully autonomous control, but at the same time they strictly insist - always keep your hands when driving on the steering wheel. The last claim was recently proven by hackers at McAfee's service. With the help of a symbolic piece of dark electrical tape, they tricked Tesla's onboard

Found vulnerability allows hackers to hack hundreds of thousands of heart implants Security firm Clever Security has discovered a serious and potentially highly dangerous vulnerability in Medtronic defibrillator implants. It affects 16 models, with a total of about 750, 000 copies already installed on different patients. Hackers can connect to such implants and disrupt their work, but the manufact

Three bottles of the world's oldest Gautier cognac from 1762 have long belonged to the Donsier family, where they have been kept since 1870. However, their 258-year history may come to an unexpected end on May 28, when the unique cognac is finally put up for auction. It is worth noting that Gauthier's company, which turned 265 years old, still exists today. One of the three surviving bottles is in

Mechanical diaphragms for optical devices were not invented yesterday, but they all have one fundamental feature - they are controlled from the outside. Therefore, if we want to create a man-made "eye" that should react to light in the same way as a real one, we will have to equip it with an illumination sensor and a controller. Cumbersome and inconvenient, but a team of Finnish and Polish scienti

Wi-Fi chip invented, consuming 100 times less power A unique chip developed by NASA will significantly increase the operating time of mobile devices using Wi-Fi communication technology. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory researcher Adrian Tan and UCLA professor Frank Chang have developed a Wi-Fi chip that consumes a hundred times less power than existing models. Receiving any information from the I