Yamaha’s beefed-up unmanned helicopter can carry up to 50 kg

Yamaha has introduced an upgraded version of its Fazer R G2 unmanned helicopter, or drone, equipping it with more thrust and greater payload capacity to make it more suitable for carrying out aerial deliveries.

Source of Article

Continue ReadingYamaha’s beefed-up unmanned helicopter can carry up to 50 kg

Corsair’s flexible gaming monitor can be bent into shape during play

Joining the flexible OLED display party is hardware company Corsair, which has introduced a versatile new gaming monitor that users can use flat or manually bend into a curve for a more immersive experience, even during play.

Source of Article

Continue ReadingCorsair’s flexible gaming monitor can be bent into shape during play

Clinical trial will have patients grow multiple mini-livers internally

A new experimental treatment could help treat end-stage liver disease – by growing tiny new livers elsewhere in the patient’s bodies. The technique, pioneered by cell therapy company LyGenesis, is due to begin human clinical trials within weeks.

Source of Article

Continue ReadingClinical trial will have patients grow multiple mini-livers internally

Greenland ice melt has already locked in 10 inches of sea level rise

Glaciologists studying the seasonal growth and loss of the Greenland Ice Sheet have concluded that even if we stopped burning fossil fuels today, it would shed enough mass to cause global sea levels to rise by almost a foot, at a minimum.

Source of Article

Continue ReadingGreenland ice melt has already locked in 10 inches of sea level rise

The key to anti-aging drugs could be taking them briefly while young

What if anti-aging drugs are most effective when taken for a short period of time when we are young? A new study speculates brief drug treatments in early adulthood could be the most effective way to extend our overall lifespan.

Source of Article

Continue ReadingThe key to anti-aging drugs could be taking them briefly while young