20 results for "teknologi"
Researchers at Osaka University have developed a synthetic fiber-based fabric that reversibly changes color according to temperature, using thermosensitive protein nanoparticles. Although not yet tested on a commercial scale, this technology offers potential applications in medical clothing, sports wear, and interactive fashion.
Brunei has started the construction of an 80-person crew transfer ship at Anson — the first project at the integrated yard of Muara Brunei Port (PMB) — in collaboration with Fast Offshore Services. This initiative marks a strategic step for the country to strengthen the local maritime industry, create skilled jobs, and enhance economic value through modern facilities and advanced shipbuilding technology.
The FIFA World Cup 2026, held jointly in the United States, Mexico, and Canada since June 15, 2026, has broken several historical records in the first ten days of the tournament. This tournament — the first with 48 teams and a four-team group format — recorded the highest number of spectators, the farthest distance traveled by players, and the fastest goal creation speed in World Cup history. These records reflect the evolution of the tournament's scale, as well as the transformation of infrastructure, technology, and global participation strategies.
In the 2026 World Cup match at Estadio Monterrey, a shot from Japan that appeared to enter Tunisia's goal was overturned by goal line technology — the ball failed to fully cross the line by just a few millimeters. The decision surprised players and fans, and became the determining factor in the final 1-1 draw.
During the 25th ASEAN-EU Ministerial Meeting in Bandar Seri Begawan, leaders emphasized their commitment to multilateralism and concrete cooperation to address the global energy crisis caused by Iranian tensions. Dato Erywan Yusof, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brunei, called for results-oriented actions—rather than mere rhetoric—especially in energy diversification, maritime security, and green technology transfer.
RAM module prices have been consistently rising for several months, causing concern among users and technology industry professionals. This article explores the main factors behind this trend and its impact on the computer and smart device markets.
Two tech giants, Nvidia Corporation and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), continue their fierce competition in the global graphics processing unit (GPU) market, offering continuous innovation to attract users from gaming to professional segments.
Japan's goal was disallowed by goal-line technology (GLT) during the 2026 World Cup match against Tunisia at Estadio Monterrey — following Aymen Dahmen's incredible save that only pushed the ball a fraction of an inch from the line. The Hawk-Eye system confirmed no goal, maintaining Japan's 1-0 lead before Tunisia equalized in the second half. This article analyzes the controversial moment, the accuracy of GLT, team reactions, and the strategic impact on the group competition.
The new generation of automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) systems are no longer just reading car license plates—they can detect Bluetooth signals from AirPods, smartwatches, and phones. In the Nusantara region, which is full of smart devices, this technology opens new avenues in traffic monitoring, while raising big questions about privacy.
Hyundai launched a complete refresh of the Kona EV — not just a facelift. The new model features a sharper look, more responsive infotainment system, 64 kWh battery (estimated range of 400 km), and a 201 hp motor. In Malaysia, it is expected to arrive mid-2027 with prices between RM180,000–RM200,000.
Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah graced the BYD booth at the Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah (SHHB) Aidilfitri Hari Raya Expo 2026, held at the International Convention Centre on Saturday. This Royal visit highlights BYD's role as a leader in new energy vehicles in Brunei, with Maju Motors Managing Director, Chan Key Hong, briefing on the company's achievements. The annual event not only celebrates Aidilfitri but also serves as a platform for government agencies, educational sectors, industries, technology, and community groups to showcase their initiatives and products.
Since the early 21st century, scientists have confirmed that the human brain emits weak light—not via electricity or heat, but through a chemical bioluminescent process involving free radicals and mitochondria. This phenomenon, known as 'biophotons', was first quantitatively measured in 2009 in Japan using ultra-sensitive cameras in absolute darkness. Though its brightness is only **1/1000 billion times weaker than visible light detectable by the human eye**, it is not mere metabolic noise—rather, it displays organized patterns correlated with cognitive states, sleep, and neurological disorders such as epilepsy and Alzheimer’s disease. This discovery opens doors to radiation-free imaging technologies, early diagnosis of neurological diseases, and a revolutionary understanding of how information may be processed quantum-mechanically within the central nervous system.
Anson Shipyard has started constructing Hull 211 — an 80-person crew transfer vessel for Fast Offshore Services — at Muara Port. This is the first time Brunei has built an industrial vessel entirely locally, creating job opportunities, technology transfer, and strengthening the maritime economy in line with Brunei Vision 2035.
The BumiTrust team, a Brunei-based artificial intelligence agricultural startup, won the fourth edition of the DST Innovation Awards on May 25, 2026, in Bandar Seri Begawan. They unveiled an AI platform that monitors soil conditions in real-time and verifies the safety of local agricultural produce, following six weeks of intensive incubation in the Catalyst Cycle 4 Program. This initiative is managed by Datastream Digital (DST) through DST InnoLab, with a focus on nurturing young Bruneian entrepreneurs, especially university students. BumiTrust's victory is not just a trophy — it is a strong signal that local technology is now beginning to address the country's food security challenges.
US President Donald Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as 'a very tough cookie' — his unique way of describing firmness, shrewdness, and resilience in negotiations. The compliment was delivered in an exclusive interview with Axios after the G7 summit in Apulia, Italy, in June 2024. Although US-India trade relations still face tensions — particularly regarding steel import tariffs, semiconductor technology export restrictions, and pharmaceutical market access — Trump emphasized that a bilateral trade agreement is in its final stages of negotiation. This occurs against the backdrop of a complex South Asian geopolitical landscape, where India seeks to maintain a strategic balance between Washington, Beijing, and Moscow while accelerating its domestic economic transformation.
Former US President Donald Trump praised Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as 'a very tough cookie' — a unique expression to describe his firmness, strategic sharpness, and high diplomatic leverage. The compliment was made in an exclusive interview with Axios ahead of the end of 2024, following the G7 summit in Apulia, Italy. Although US-India trade relations remain shadowed by tariff pressures and technology restrictions, Trump emphasized his personal confidence in Modi exceeds that of many other world leaders — including Xi Jinping. These comments come in the context of increasing US-India strategic cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, as well as a strong push to finalize a high-level bilateral trade agreement before the 2024 US election concludes.
A recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) found that excessive use of chatbots in daily problem-solving gradually weakens critical thinking skills and reduces individuals' ability to detect false information. The study was conducted on 1,247 university students and professional workers in the US and Canada between January and May 2026, with data showing an average 23% drop in deductive logic test performance after six weeks of daily chatbot use. These findings emerge as generative AI usage surges — 78% of higher education institutions in North America now integrate tools like ChatGPT into their curriculum, while 64% of technology and service companies in the region use AI for staff training and customer support. Researchers emphasize that the risk is not with AI itself, but with usage models lacking pedagogy and cognitive awareness.
Since early 2024, interest in analog devices—such as audio cassettes, 35mm film cameras, battery-free mechanical watches, and leather-bound journals—has surged dramatically on TikTok, Instagram, and Reddit. This movement is not mere nostalgia, but a collective response by young people to cognitive fatigue caused by endless algorithms, excessive notifications, and the erosion of authenticity in digital interactions. Across Southeast Asia, Western Europe, and North America, organic micro-communities like 'Film Not Dead', 'Cassette Collective', and 'Mechanical Watch Guild' have emerged—led by students, freelance artists, and graphic designers aged 18–28—who reject the notion that technological 'upgrades' are the sole measure of progress. The phenomenon peaked in Q2 2024, with a **370% increase in film camera sales in Malaysia**, **214% growth in cassette usage in Japan**, and a **59% rise in demand for mechanical watches in Indonesia**.
Singapore-based fintech company Aleta has launched a series of co-branded Visa debit cards featuring iconic Sanrio characters—including Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, and Kuromi—with sales commencing on 22 June 2024. This initiative is more than a marketing strategy—it reflects a profound shift in Southeast Asia’s digital financial ecosystem, where personalisation, cultural identity, and financial accessibility are now central priorities. With over **78% of ASEAN’s youth aged 18–34 stating a preference for financial products that reflect their lifestyle**, the launch signals a new evolution in how digital-native generations interact with fintech—and express themselves through finance.
The development of 5G technology is underway at a rapid pace and is expected to bring about significant changes in various aspects of life. With faster data speeds and lower latency, 5G technology enables the use of more extensive and complex applications. However, what makes 5G technology so important and how will it impact our daily lives? In this article, we will explore the background, development, and impact of 5G technology on society.