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  • Perovskite Solar: Why Tiny Defects Decide Big Gains

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    Perovskite Solar: Why Tiny Defects Decide Big Gains

    Perovskite solar materials promise high efficiency at low cost, but tiny atomic defects often determine whether a cell lasts months or years. This article explains

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  • AI Deepfake Scams: How to Verify Voices and Videos

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    AI Deepfake Scams: How to Verify Voices and Videos

    Scammers increasingly use AI deepfakes to impersonate voices and alter videos for financial fraud and disinformation. This article gives practical, repeatable ways to check a

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  • Floating wind power: Why Japan’s first farm matters

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    Floating wind power: Why Japan’s first farm matters

    Japan’s first commercial floating wind power project began commercial operation in early 2026, and it matters beyond the turbines themselves. The small Goto floating wind

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  • AI Shoplifting Tech: What Stores Can Really Detect Now

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    AI Shoplifting Tech: What Stores Can Really Detect Now

    Stores increasingly use AI shoplifting detection to flag suspicious actions on camera and reduce inventory losses. Modern systems combine object detection, person tracking, simple pose

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  • Blood Pressure Smart Rings: What the new sensors can (and can’t) do

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    Blood Pressure Smart Rings: What the new sensors can (and can’t) do

    Smart wearables now promise insights beyond steps and sleep. A blood pressure smart ring aims to estimate blood pressure without a cuff, using light‑based sensors

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  • Rooftop Solar: Why Home Systems Are Getting Bigger

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    Rooftop Solar: Why Home Systems Are Getting Bigger

    Rooftop solar is growing in size on ordinary houses because households now use more electricity at home and panels and batteries cost less. Installing a

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  • AI wearables: Why ‘always-listening’ devices are back

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    AI wearables: Why ‘always-listening’ devices are back

    Always-listening devices have returned in a new form. AI wearables now promise to record, transcribe and summarise conversations so users can find moments they forgot.

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  • Anesthesia gas: The hidden climate fix in operating rooms

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    Anesthesia gas: The hidden climate fix in operating rooms

    Operating rooms release powerful greenhouse gases through common inhaled anesthetics. This article looks at anesthesia gas contributions to hospital emissions and why shifting away from

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  • Robot Vacuums: The new trick that stops cable chaos

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    Robot Vacuums: The new trick that stops cable chaos

    Cable tangles are one of the most frequent annoyances with an otherwise helpful household robot. The phrase “robot vacuum cable avoidance” has become common because

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