The Mysterious Fuchsia OS Is Still In The Works, And it Needs Your Help

Fuchsia OS

It has already been four years since we’ve learned about Google’s mysterious project called Fuchsia OS. The company has been working on it behind closed doors, that’s why information regarding the project is limited. But what we know, Fuchsia is not Linux-based. Rather, it will use a microkernel called Zircon – which has massive and better scalability. It’s also unique because nobody really understands what the OS is for (yet). Add to it the fact that even those behind the project have all been remarkably coy since the beginning.

What Role Does Sci-Fi Play For Global Scientific Advancements?

Scientific Advancements

Sci-fi has never failed to astonish us, even as we grow older. After all, it’s always cool to see some futuristic scientific advancements, such as lightsabers swinging during action. However, did it ever cross your mind about its true essence and purpose? Surely, there must be more to sci-fi than just zap guns and spaceships, right? This article will find out if sci-fi has a purpose or is it limited to just being a form of entertainment and escapism.

This Solar EV Trike Can Take You 1,000 Miles Without Even Stopping By To Recharge

EV Trike

Range has always been a concern for EVs. That’s why one startup decided to make an EV Trike that can take you 1,000 miles before charging.

GM Cadillac eVTOL Finally Unveiled At CES 2021

GM Cadillac

At CES 2021, GM described their ambitious vision for its future autonomous and electric vehicles, starting off with three EV models and a futuristic flying GM Cadillac drone which is based on the company’s latest battery innovation – Ultium.

Could Nano Diamond Batteries Revolutionize The Future of Power Production?

Nano Diamond Batteries

Could nano diamond batteries power the future? Just imagine, what if these batteries may only need a one-time charge across their lifespan?

Robotic Artificial Skin Can Form Bruises To Demonstrate Impact Trauma

Artificial Skin

Engineers have developed a new artificial skin that gets bruised when hit. Are we close to seeing hyper-realistic robots in the near future?