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European researchers have combined millimeter-wave radar with machine learning to identify bees and wasps by their wingbeats, pointing to a non-destructive new way to monitor the pollinators that underpin global food supplies.

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF China is way ahead of the US and getting further in the lead with new technological developments.   Love the…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF China is outpacing and out matching the US military in the development of new advanced weapons platforms, and now they’re…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Breakthroughs in new materials mean we have new ways to literally hide drones from plain sight.   Love the Exponential…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Increasingly new weapons systems are so fast that the human has to be taken out of the loop to launch,…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF When it comes to radar technology there’s a stealth war going on with China trying to develop more sensitive radar…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Despite playing a vital role in the world’s climate very little is truly known about clouds and how they influence…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF As military organisations around the world field hypersonic missile systems researchers might have found a new way to identify and…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Being able to extend the detection range of your military systems is a critical piece of any military’s arsenal and…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF As more and more drones clutter the skies systems that can detect, and avoid other airborne obstacles become more crucial…

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