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08/21/2025

When you go fishing and end up reeling a rare 2in1 🐟

The fish found by the fishermen in Japan has a very rare body "inborn abnormalities" this fish has two tails and one head in the middle of its body. 😱

08/19/2025

Scientists in Switzerland have created a smart bandage that heals wounds up to four times faster using mild electrical pulses, a drug-free “electroceutical” technology that stimulates natural skin regeneration without scarring or antibiotics.

Early clinical trials, as reported by The Brew News, demonstrate significant acceleration of tissue repair, particularly for chronic wounds in patients with diabetes, vascular conditions, or immune disorders.

This innovation addresses growing antibiotic resistance by enhancing the body’s healing mechanisms and reducing infection risks, offering a sustainable alternative with better long-term outcomes.

Lightweight, wireless, and flexible, the bandage monitors wound status in real time, adjusting stimulation levels to provide doctors with valuable healing insights.

08/17/2025

🇯🇵 Japan has introduced the Mirai Ningen Sentakuki, an AI-powered "human washing machine" developed by Osaka-based Science Co., designed to clean and refresh users in just 15 minutes.

This futuristic pod uses advanced water jets and microscopic air bubbles to cleanse the body, while AI analyzes emotional states and projects calming visuals for mental relaxation.

Users step into a transparent capsule that fills halfway with warm water, where electrodes monitor biological signals to adjust temperature and pressure.

Set to debut at the Osaka Kansai Expo in 2025, it offers potential benefits for the elderly, those with mobility issues, and busy professionals, though concerns about privacy and cost remain as it’s still 70% developed, with a home version planned post-expo.

08/17/2025

08/16/2025

🇨🇳 China is developing the world’s first humanoid pregnancy robot with an artificial womb to carry a fetus for 10 months and give birth.

Led by Dr. Zhang Qifeng of Nanyang Technological University, the project aims to help infertile couples and address declining birth rates.

The artificial womb uses nutrient-filled amniotic fluid and has shown success in animal trials, such as growing a premature lamb in 2017.

Priced below 100,000 yuan ($14K), the robot is expected within a year, sparking ethical debates but also hope among those unable to conceive naturally.

08/16/2025

🇯🇵 Following the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Japan constructed a 395-kilometer-long tsunami wall along its northeastern coast. According to PNoy Talks, some sections of the wall reach up to 14.7 meters high and are reinforced with 25-meter-deep foundations, designed to absorb and deflect the force of incoming waves.

As part of a parallel initiative known as the Great Forest Wall, the country planted 9 million trees along the shoreline. According to Anthroposphere, this living barrier was inspired by ecologist Dr. Akira Miyawaki, who envisioned a natural defense system that could slow tsunami waves, trap debris, and restore coastal ecosystems. The trees also help prevent erosion and reconnect communities with nature.

Together, the tsunami wall and forest wall represent a powerful blend of modern engineering and ecological resilience, showing how infrastructure and nature can work hand in hand to protect lives and landscapes.

08/14/2025

🇳🇴 Norway’s Electric Roads Charge Cars While They Drive

Imagine never having to stop to charge your EV again — because the road beneath your tires does it for you. Norway is making that a reality with the world’s first electric highways that wirelessly charge vehicles in motion, using built-in inductive coils beneath the asphalt.

Unveiled in the city of Trondheim, this dynamic charging system uses magnetic fields to transmit energy to specially-equipped EVs. It’s like wireless phone charging — but for your car, at full speed.

This infrastructure targets commercial fleets first: taxis, delivery trucks, and buses that often can't afford the downtime of recharging. With embedded sensors and smart energy meters, the road only activates when a vehicle passes overhead, making it energy-efficient and safe.

Norway — already leading the world in EV adoption — plans to electrify over 1,000 kilometers of highway by 2030 using this tech. If successful, it will eliminate the need for roadside chargers, cut battery sizes, and even lower the cost of electric vehicles long-term.

🚗 The road itself becomes your fuel station — silent, clean, and built into the path ahead.

08/14/2025

The longest train journey in the world, lasting about 21 days, I would like to do it one day, weather permitting.

It is a journey that starts from Portugal in Europe to Singapore in Southeast Asia, with several places to visit.

This journey starts from the city of Lagos in Portugal to the capital of Singapore.

The train practically crosses 13 countries with stops for visitors, starting from Portugal, Spain, France, Germany, Poland, Belarus, Russia, Mongolia, China, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore.

08/14/2025

🇸🇬 Goh Cheng Liang, founder of Wuthelam Group and Singapore’s richest person, died today at the age of 98, his family said, according to a report published in The Straits Times today.

According to Forbes’ 2025 ranking of the world’s billionaires, Goh topped the list for Singapore with an estimated net worth of US$13 billion (RM55 billion).

He held a majority stake in Japan’s Nippon Paint Holdings, which he helped build into a global coatings powerhouse.

08/13/2025

🇯🇵 Japan has more than 95,000 people who are more than 100 years old.

08/12/2025

China Unveils AI-Controlled Cargo Drone Capable of Lifting 2 Tons

Chinese aerospace giant EHang has revealed its latest unmanned cargo drone, the “SkyFreight-2000,” designed to carry payloads of up to 2,000 kilograms over distances exceeding 300 kilometers. Unlike conventional logistics aircraft, the SkyFreight operates entirely without a pilot, relying on a redundant AI flight control system with triple-layer neural network processing.

The drone features eight counter-rotating rotors powered by hybrid electric engines, allowing both vertical take-off and fixed-wing cruising. Its modular cargo bay is pressurized and climate-controlled, making it suitable for transporting medical supplies, industrial components, and even perishable goods.

Advanced LiDAR and millimeter-wave radar systems enable autonomous navigation through complex weather, while onboard AI dynamically reroutes flight paths to avoid congestion or no-fly zones. During recent trials in Guangdong Province, the SkyFreight successfully transported construction materials to mountainous regions inaccessible by truck.

This breakthrough could revolutionize emergency logistics, particularly during natural disasters, when ground routes are blocked. With China’s e-commerce sector pushing for faster, greener delivery methods, demand for autonomous heavy-lift drones is expected to surge.

Industry insiders predict the technology could soon see export to Southeast Asia and Africa, where terrain challenges often limit supply chain efficiency.

08/12/2025

🇨🇳 In a move that could redefine modern medicine, China has launched the world’s first fully AI-powered hospital—Agent Hospital, a virtual medical facility entirely staffed by artificial intelligence.

Developed by researchers at Tsinghua University, this initiative is not just a technological marvel but a potential blueprint for the hospitals of tomorrow. With AI doctors, robotic surgeons, and no human staff in sight, the future of healthcare has officially entered uncharted territory.