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Camera transforms people into stick figures to safeguard personal data

Camera transforms people into stick figures to safeguard personal data

A new camera technology called PrivacyLens is redefining privacy protection by turning individuals into stick figures, thereby preventing the collection of identifiable images from smart home devices and robotic vacuums.

Light bulb moment: New process can recycle rare earth metals

Light bulb moment: New process can recycle rare earth metals

A new recycling method efficiently recovers europium from light bulbs, potentially reducing Europe's reliance on imports of rare earth metals.

Sound mind: Ultrasound tech amplifies mindfulness

Sound mind: Ultrasound tech amplifies mindfulness

A recent study reveals that low-intensity ultrasound technology can significantly enhance mindfulness by noninvasively modulating brain activity related to daydreaming and introspection.

King’s Speech: What ‘taking the brakes off Britain’ means for engineers

King’s Speech: What ‘taking the brakes off Britain’ means for engineers

The King’s Speech has outlined new plans for stimulating economic growth, tackling the skills crisis and turbocharging clean energy initiatives. Here, DPA breaks down the key target areas of growth and the reactions of top engineering experts.

UK’s future engineers shine in Design & Make Challenge 2024

UK’s future engineers shine in Design & Make Challenge 2024

The Design & Make Challenge 2024 brought together nearly 100 pupils from 15 schools to compete in one of the UK's largest independent STEM events.

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