Daily Innovation Brief by Maryanne Kane, Journalist
WORLD'S LONGEST RANGE eVTOL
Source: AMSL Aero's Vertiia- Australian startup AMSL Aero's new eVTOL, Vertiia, is powered on hydrogen & is designed to deliver 620 miles of range
- The projected range is the longest, thus far, in the eVTOL global industry
- The Sydney, Australia company has just started test flights on Vertiia
- The 1st, remote-controlled test flight on a tethered, full scale demonstrator prototype was a success
- The electric, vertical takeoff and landing vehicle can fly 155 miles on its electric batteries and 621 miles with its hydrogen fuel cell powertrain
- It has 8 sets of motors and propellers on its box wing design for maximum aerodynamic efficiency
- Vertiia can carry a pilot and 4 passengers
- Wingspan is 23 feet, which should enable it to be part of urban aerial mobility
- Expected to go into service in 2026 for passenger transport, aeromedical and emergency services.
GOOGLE BREAKTHROUGH ON QUANTUM COMPUTING
Source: Google Quantum Computer Component
- Google scientists say they have achieved a milestone breakthrough in their quest for effective quantum computers
- They have greatly reduced the error rate that the high powered, quantum speed, computers have been prone to, which has been the obstacle to widespread use of quantum computing
- The breakthrough is from Sandbox AQ, a startup spinoff from Google's parent company Alphabet
- Sandbox yesterday raised $500 million to continue the development of its quantum computing system
- Quantum computers can perform calculations millions of times faster than super computers & have processors that operate on quantum physics
- Experts say the new innovation from Sandbox could move quantum computing from theory to reality
- Sandbox has already developed a prototype machine that can precisely monitor the human heart
- The machine can also monitor the slightest changes in the earth's magnetic field to make navigation system much more precise
- The potential impact of quantum computing is so profound that that the US government considers it critical to national security.
MICROSOFT's BING AI CHATBOT ON MOBILE DEVICES
- Microsoft just launched its Bing AI Chatbot on mobile devices
- It's now available on Microsoft Edge mobile browser and the Bing App on iOS and Android devices
- Microsoft says 1 million people in 169 countries have already tried the AI-powered chatbot
- Chatbot is designed to provide words that are the most likely response; in other words, it completes a sentence in a way that's statistically probable based on its input and training
- Microsoft and startup Open AI created Bing AI Chatbot using technology known as generative AI (artificial intelligence)
- Open AI created ChatGPT, the controversial app capable of generating all types of contents in seconds, including completing law school exam essays
- Some universities and companies, like JP Morgan Chase, are banning the use of ChatGPT over concerns about unfair competitive advantages and compliance issues.
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