Summaries Technology and Innovation Technological Advancements from Around the World: Integrating Electronics into the Body, China's Thermonuclear Fusion Patents, 6G Networks, and Commercial Trips to the Stratosphere

This is a summary of a YouTube video "СИМБИОЗ ЧЕЛОВЕКА и МАШИНЫ как в Atomic Heart! ИСКУССТВЕННОЕ СОЛНЦЕ из Китая и другие новости" by Кик Обзор!

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The video highlights various technological advancements and innovations from different countries, including integrating electronic components into the body for medical treatment, China's dominance in thermonuclear fusion patents, South Korea's early launch of 6G networks, and Japanese startup Iwayagiken's plan to offer commercial trips to the stratosphere.

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  Swedish scientists have found a way to integrate electronic components into the body for medical treatment of neurological diseases.
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  China is dominating in thermonuclear fusion patents, which could lead to a revolutionary new energy source with the potential to release energy equivalent to burning 8 tons of oil per gram of fuel.
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  Chinese tech companies are creating their own GPT-based platforms, such as Ping Cap's Cheatsu Query and Baidu's upcoming search bot.
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  South Korea is set to launch 6G networks ahead of schedule, with Baidu and Jidu companies planning to use the system for video streaming and electric vehicles respectively.
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  Taiwan invests in 6G tech, while 📷 Google offers Magic Razer to paid Google One subscribers.
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  Wilson invents airless basketball with hexagonal holes, while a Japanese startup plans to offer custom hot air balloon flights to the stratosphere.
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  Japanese startup Iwayagiken has developed a pressurized cockpit and balloon that can take passengers up to 25 km for a view of outer space, and plans to partner with a travel agency for commercial trips.
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  SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched four men to the International Space Station, including a Russian cosmonaut and an astronaut from the United Arab Emirates.

Detailed summary

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  Swedish scientists have found a way to integrate electronic components into the body for medical treatment of neurological diseases.

  • Swedish scientists created the basis for complete fusion of man and machine, South Korea will launch a 6G network in 2028, and other technological advancements are on the horizon.
  • Swedish scientists have discovered a way to create conductive electrodes in living organisms using biological building material, which could lead to fundamental changes in integrating electronic components into the body for medical treatment of neurological diseases.
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  01:41

  China is dominating in thermonuclear fusion patents, which could lead to a revolutionary new energy source with the potential to release energy equivalent to burning 8 tons of oil per gram of fuel.

  • China is leading the world in the number and quality of patents filed for thermonuclear fusion, bringing the energy revolution closer.
  • 1 gram of thermonuclear fuel can release energy equivalent to burning 8 tons of oil, and the first person to ignite an artificial sun on earth will become the master of the world.
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  Chinese tech companies are developing their own GPT-based platforms, including Ping Cap's Cheatsu Query which allows non-programmers to analyze database information for free up to 5 GB, while Baidu plans to introduce their own bot into their search service.
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  South Korea plans to launch 6G networks two years ahead of schedule under the Key Network 2030 plan, while Baidu's video streaming platform will use the system to search and create content, and Jidu company's electric vehicles will not feature the dubbed ernit product.
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  Taiwan is investing in 6G technology and encouraging local companies to produce materials and equipment, while Google has made Magic Razer available to all users of a paid Google One subscription through the Google Photos app on both Android and iOS.
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  06:42

  Wilson has created the world's first airless basketball with a unique structure and hexagonal holes, but it may take time before it is available for use, while a Japanese startup plans to launch customized commercial hot air balloon flights into the stratosphere.
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  Iwayagiken, a startup based in Sapporo, Japan, has developed a pressurized two-seat cockpit and a capable balloon that rises to a height of up to 25 km, providing passengers with an unobstructed view of outer space, and plans to collaborate with a major Japanese travel agency for commercial trips.
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  SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket with the Crew Dragon spacecraft successfully launched four men, including a Russian cosmonaut and an astronaut from the United Arab Emirates, to the International Space Station.