At 15, Kelvin Doe Built a Radio Transmitter From Salvaged Parts and Took His Ideas to MIT
At 15, Sierra Leone’s Kelvin Doe built an FM transmitter from discarded parts. His community radio project led to a 2012 visit to MIT.
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NYC Bets $29 Million on an NYU Quantum Lab, and Gets a 15% Cut of What It Invents
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is putting $29.2 million into NYU's planned Quantum Fabrication Facility. In return, the city gets three board seats and 15% of NYU's proceeds from inventions made with city-funded tools.
Japan Develops Houses Floating In The Air To Protect From Earthquakes!
Japan is one country that encounters many tremors around the clock. Engineers from Japan have come up with a unique offering that is going to see houses float above ground. This technology of levitating houses by the Japanese company Air Danshin protects houses from destruction during an earthquake.