Sniffing Gender: Can Your Scent Reveal Your Biological Sex?

👃The volatile chemical compounds on our hands can predict biological sex with over 96% accuracy.

🔍Palm stink science has applications in forensic crime scene investigation, as it can rule out potential suspects instantly.

🤖The University of Illinois is developing a dynamic rolling robot that can bust down doors and alleviate strain in warehouse settings.

🦎Scientists have created a tiny medical robot inspired by the Pangolin, which can access the digestive tract and treat ulcers, bleeding, and tumors.

🌳A Tibetan Cypress tree in the Yarlungbo Grand Canyon Nature Reserve has been identified as Asia's tallest tree, standing at 102 meters.

How accurate is the prediction of biological sex based on scent?

—The prediction of biological sex based on scent has been found to be over 96% accurate.

What are the applications of palm stink science?

—Palm stink science has applications in forensic crime scene investigation, where it can instantly rule out potential suspects.

What is the purpose of the dynamic rolling robot being developed at the University of Illinois?

—The dynamic rolling robot being developed at the University of Illinois aims to alleviate strain in warehouse settings and has the ability to bust down doors.

How does the tiny medical robot inspired by the Pangolin work?

—The tiny medical robot inspired by the Pangolin can curl up to fit inside a pill and is manipulated and heated by magnetic fields. It can access the digestive tract and treat ulcers, bleeding, and tumors.

Where is Asia's tallest tree located?

—Asia's tallest tree, a Tibetan Cypress, is located in the Yarlungbo Grand Canyon Nature Reserve.

00:00Researchers at Florida International University have discovered that the volatile chemical compounds found on our hands can predict biological sex with over 96% accuracy.

00:20Palm stink science has applications in forensic crime scene investigation, where it can instantly rule out potential suspects.

00:51The University of Illinois is developing a dynamic rolling robot that can bust down doors and alleviate strain in warehouse settings.

01:37Scientists have created a tiny medical robot inspired by the Pangolin, which can access the digestive tract and treat ulcers, bleeding, and tumors.

02:26A Tibetan Cypress tree in the Yarlungbo Grand Canyon Nature Reserve has been identified as Asia's tallest tree, standing at 102 meters.