News on China's scientific and technological development.
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Huawei's story is amazing, especially how they gave US the middle finger multiple times after they tried to kill it. Can anyone imagine how much dangerous it will be if the US actually managed to kill it?!
Even in something that doesn't come in your head first if you think about Huawei like OpenHarmony OS is saving the world the monopoly that US can try to achieve by attacking Linux and it's community and their choke points - for example most of them use github which is owned by Microsoft - they even made linus kick russian developers that contributed for the kernel for years.
And you can extend that to attacking all Open-Source Software choke points that they can control...it'll be a catastrophic for the whole world.
Chinese researchers revolutionizing 140-year-old traditional industrial processes.
This team's published findings present a groundbreaking new method for direct deamination functionalization using N-nitramines. This method efficiently converts inert aromatic carbon-nitrogen bonds directly into various important chemical bonds (including carbon-halogen, carbon-oxygen, carbon-nitrogen, and carbon-carbon bonds). This approach requires only common laboratory reagents and can efficiently achieve kilogram-scale synthesis of the target product. It overturns the traditional process used in industry for 140 years , providing a safe and economical new solution for aryl diazo chemistry, which has been widely used but limited by its explosiveness and high risks. This method is expected to find widespread application in several important fields such as pharmaceuticals and materials manufacturing.
brain controlled wheelchair in action.
I could see something like this being very popular if it works
I could see something like this being very popular if it works
MIIT's award for top 15 smart factories in China. The one I found interesting was seeing Chengdu Aircraft Corporation on 15th. Maybe Shenyang's new factory base would surpass it in the future, but CAC clear has a really automated factory.
next in my series of Wassenaar breakthrough is on oscilloscope and all the associated stuff. this is a huge one
Now, I wrote about all the network testers, signal analyzers and generators that SiCarrier created on top of their technology from oscilloscope. And why they are really good and absolutely necessary in their AI super cluster buildup for Atlas-960.
Just a couple of thoughts, good, skeptical, and maybe a little paranoid...
First, just wow. A non-invasive helmet over a full head of hair is truly revolutionary given the current landscape.
But then the skeptic in me shouts, "how do you know that's real and not just remote control to get VC buy-in?" I just remember past claims of "autonomous" robots from different companies that turned out to be remote controlled. Not to say I don't think this is possible, just that we should wait until the product is varified before getting overly exuberant.
Next I get a kind of dread at the prospect of non-invasive brain-wave detection and interpretation and the effects it can have on society long-term. This product, if real, just requires close proximity. But the sensing distance will grow as the detecting technology advances, and the range of interpretable signals will braoden with it. Can we look forward to companies data-harvesting our moods to serve us ads based on our inner dialogs? Will there ever be a true sense of privacy again in the world, even inside the confines of our skulls?