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WEEKLY REVIEW(May 19-26)

Source: Science and Technology Daily | 2024-05-29 10:06:00 | Author: YU Haoyuan

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Beijing-3C Satellite Quartet in Orbit

The Beijing-3C constellation, a group of four intelligent remote-sensing satellites, was put into its designated orbit on May 20. A Long March-2D carrier rocket carrying the quartet was launched from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Shanxi province, north China. Beijing-3C will support China's land management, agricultural surveys, environmental monitoring, and urban applications.

Drone Delivery Service Takes Wing

Drone delivery services are rocketing in China's Greater Bay Area. Daily about 700 deliveries are made through drones in sectors such as sightseeing, campuses and workplaces. Thousands of orders have been completed, with an average delivery time of 12 minutes.

New Study Finds Dinos Were Pioneers

Researchers from University College London in the UK and the University of Vigo in Spain have discovered that not all dinosaurs were cold-blooded. The new study suggests that the ability to regulate body temperature may have evolved in some dinosaurs during the Jurassic period, about 180 million years ago, predating the ability in all modern mammals and birds.

After Avatar, Now Digital Avatars

U.S. company Delphi AI recently announced a technology to create digital clones of people. The lifelike AI version of its founder Deepak Chopra was successfully tested in Zoom meetings. The avatar not only looks like the user, but also imitates their ideas and languages, and the fastest development takes only one hour.

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Large Unmanned Cargo Aircraft Makes its Debut

China's domestically developed tonne-class large unmanned transport aircraft recently completed its maiden flight in Shandong province, marking a significant advancement in the field of high-end unmanned aviation equipment.

Open Scientific Infrastructure: Catalyst for Intl. Sci-tech Cooperation

It is necessary to promote the opening up and sharing of scientific research infrastructure, make good use of multilateral mechanisms, and establish and improve international open sharing platforms, Chen Jiachang, China’s vice minister of science and technology, said at the Open Science International Forum, part of the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum Annual Conference, on March 28.

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