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A drone delivers a kidney to save a life
First Time Ever: Drone Saves Mother of 3 by Delivering Kidney in Only 10 Minutes for 2.8-mile distance.
A custom-made drone of the size of a washing machine flew a kidney to a transplant patient in Baltimore on April 19.
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Gene mutation reduces Fear and Anxiety
Researchers have discovered a new type of gene mutation that reduces fear and anxiety and also adds to social interaction in development.
The research published in the journal Neuropharmacology employed gene manipulation technology to remove the ‘P4h-tm’ gene from the mouse genome and found an unexpected change in mouse behaviour.
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Robots as Farmers
California farming startup begins selling vegetables grown by a ROBOT.
Iron Ox will sell its robot-grown greens to the public for the first time and the system uses a robot arm, an automated porter, and an AI computer system
Robotic farming promises to reduce footprint and increase yield and the use of automated tech in farming could be crucial for future food supplies. 
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The vertical TV by Samsung
The latest addition to Samsung’s TV range is the Sero, a 43-inch TV that was designed with the millennial generation in mind and therefore pivots between horizontal and vertical orientations.
The Sero also installed with Bixby vision and it has 4.1-channel, 60W speakers along with an integrated navy stand.
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Fingerprint scanner monitors the health
Apple recently secured a patent for an in-display fingerprint sensor technology that may also record health vitals including heart and respiration rates.
The patent reveals the technology uses an acoustic imaging system leveraging mechanical waves, acoustic waves or pulses.
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Worlds longest aircraft may be turned into EV
The British company behind the Airlander 10 aircraft retired the prototype at the start of this year as it looked toward building a production model of what was the world’s longest flying machine.
Now, Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), which built the enormous blimp-shaped vehicle, has announced it’s planning an all-electric version after receiving a grant worth one million British pounds from the U.K. Aerospace Research and Technology Programme.
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Gadgets
  • Microsoft announces HoloLens 2 Development Edition, at $3500.
  • Nubia stuck a cooling fan in its latest gaming smartphone.
  • Huawei leads as the world's second-largest mobile company after Samsung.
  • OnePlus 7 Pro to come with 90 Hz refreshing screen.
  • Oppo Reno comes with 5G and 10X Hybrid Zoom.
  • YouTube Originals will soon be free to watch for everyone.
  • Google reportedly testing a new ‘Learn to Pronounce’ tab in Search.
Upcoming events
  • Google’s annual developer conference I/O starts tonight at 10.30 pm, where we expect major announcements from the company on software and hardware front. I/O Schedule.
  • I/O is where Google will reveal details about the upcoming Android Q operating system along with the new Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL phones.
  • OnePlus 7 Pro Launch scheduled on May 14, 8.30 PM IST.

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