The Antikythera a 2000-year-old puzzle still in the making
In our effort as humans to understand the surrounding universe. There have been many studies and experiments that have been carried out, and without them, we would not be where we are today. Without as many facilities and communications as we enjoyed today, our ancestors sought with great fervor to dominate the cosmos and use…
Using technology in favor of brick
We know. We belong to a generation, where the possibility of having your own home is more a dream than a reality. Property prices are skyrocketing, making disappear the idea of owning a home where a family can grow. Although there are many factors that favor high brick prices, thanks to technology, a new option has emerged…
Training A Computer To Read Mammograms As Well As A Doctor
Regina Barzilay teaches one of the most popular computer science classes at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. And in her research — at least until five years ago — she looked at how a computer could use machine learning to read and decipher obscure ancient texts. “This is clearly of no practical use,” she says…
AI in the Workplace
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is all the talk and rage. While it has been for some time now, conversations around AI have become realities across businesses and industries. AI has unfathomable possibilities and is changing the way we work. From our everyday use of cell phones to ChatGPT, it’s become necessary for all individuals to understand…
The No-Code Movement
Nowadays, you can do AMAZING things without codes, having the power to start a business just by yourself. Limitless. Important disclaimer, with this, we’re not saying that codes are not needed in it at all. Of course, we require them, but if you’re a one-show man trying to push your start-up business, there are many…
Web3, a website made by and for creators and users
Every day we come across new terms and digital trends, so many that we lose count, but we must not get lost in one that is gaining strength, the Web3. According to the New York Times article, What is Web3?: “Web3 is the name that some technologists have given to the idea of a…
How much do you know about Micro-SaaS?
Probably, the name sounds a lot like SaaS to us, since its initials refer to Software as a Service, and, although they are related, MicroSaaS has been part of the democratization of tools thanks to the new programming, which is allowing both For people like small businesses, to access online solutions by paying monthly or…
WEALTH FROM WASTES
Waste (or wastes) are materials that are unwanted or unusable.“Waste is any substance which is discarded after primary use, or is worthless, defective and of no use.” – Wikipedia.Every day, we generate waste.Waste is anything that we no longer need or value and wish to discard; from the pizza carton, nylon bags, paper bags, leftover…
Top 3 Biggest Innovations for 2023
2023 is a year in which important innovations are expected that will help with climate change and improve people’s quality of life. Based on articles from sites specialized in innovation and technology, we would like to present the 3 innovations, among many, that we think will most impact our day-to-day. It is very important to emphasize…
What ‘Old’ Technology Do You Think Is Cool?
Students in U.S. high schools can get free digital access to The New York Times until Sept. 1, 2021.Do you think “old” technology is cool? Do you appreciate vinyl records, for example, or Polaroid cameras? Eight-track tapes or printed newspapers? What do you find appealing about these items that our modern world has already made…
