A Robot Working Without Electricity and Other Scientific Innovations.

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When I open my browser to check the news, I see AI news everywhere. Maybe it's because Google noticed I like tech blogs so it's feeding me with a lot but there's so much innovation going one.

One of the big innovations this year that has caught my attention is a robot that operates without electricity. I got very shocked and wanted to find out what other power supply will that kind of tech use it not electricity.

Apparently they've designed the robot to use fluid pressure to control all of its movements. That's all it took, fluid pressure. I will have to do some more research into how fluid pressure alone is enough but if this is the case then there's going to be so much benefit for this.

Because there could be times where engineers or even regular individuals need a machine to work in an area or a place where there's no access to electricity that has become a challenge so to have this kind of robot not relying on electricity is good for such a situation.

This year has seen so many breakthroughs in solar energy as well. I watched a documentary a few years back where India was planning on going full Solar and even Elon Musk ones said in an interview that America could be powered by Solar and it'll actually work well.

Scientists have now created solar cells that can be stretched 100 times and still keep 95% of their power. This means we'll have more reliable solar power and so soon, most countries and areas will be using solar.

Our technology innovations and the new scientific discoveries is not just here on earth, we're also learning a lot of new things about outer space. Thanks to Elon Musk, we're getting closer and closer to becoming a mulit planetary species and I really hope I live long enough to travel to Mars.

One of the new things researchers have found is a small galaxy that is growing 1,000 times faster than our Milky Way. I hope that galaxy is far away from us because nobody wants a collision between two galaxies although some scientists say that collisions like that are both rare and not as dangerous as we think because cosmic bodies are further apart than how we see them with the naked eye.

Our technology is advancing very quickly and soon we'll invent better systems to create better lives.

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