MEDOLOGY
- How Powerful is the Desert Eagle Really?
- Gatwick Airport Uses Augmented Reality to Help Catching Flights
- Elon Musk Reveals Photos of His New Futuristic Vehicle Concept
 The Desert Eagle is probably one the best-known handguns of all time. It has made a lot of appearances in films, computer games and popular culture for many years. If you've ever watched Last Action Hero, Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, you've seen it in action, in fiction at least. Although some revolvers can deliver a higher velocity, this handgun is about as powerful as a semi-automatic handgun gets! Let's see if all the hype lives up to reality. It is after all claimed to be one of the "most powerful handguns". [Image Source: hickok45 via YouTube] The Desert Eagle's gubbins The gun's patent was filed in 1983 by Magnum Research and Riga Arms Institute.  |
 To make it easy for passengers to find their way around Gatwick Airport, 2,000 beacons were installed inside two terminals of London's second-busiest airport. It's the world's first augmented reality wayfinding app that is now existent in both Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. [Image Source: PointrLabs] Augmented reality Installment of the navigation beacons is part of Gatwick's £2.5 billion transformation framework to make it more convenient for passengers to move around the airport and to help them avoid missing out on their flights. 2,000 beacons or navigation points are scattered around the airport and by using an app, passengers can easily identify their exact location within the establishment.  |
 We thought we were imagining things when we wrote a month ago about a futuristic vehicle that made a cameo appearance in the concept video released by Elon Musk's The Boring Company. But no, we were right. The latest revelation is another one of Musk's advanced transportation concept aimed to innovate the way we travel and commute. [Image Source: The Boring Company] What is this futuristic vehicle? It certainly doesn't look like an autonomous car but rather a futuristic communal vehicle as depicted from the recently released photos. Round about a month ago, Elon Musk released the concept video of his Boring Company's futuristic transportation tunnel where a subterranean system ferries cars to different locations at a top speed of 200 km/h.  |
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