a moment of geo political significance a bad was very telling then they are going to work closely together in many key areas including digitalisation and of course climate change and trades they agreed to restart negotiations on a new free trade agreement and an investment protection agreement and that is of course very important for the european union that would like to see tariffs on european products reduced in india but of course we also have to add that the trade policy is going to be the true test although whether the both sides really can improve their relationship and of course very high on the agenda here also covets 19 and here we have to say that the european union even promising more help to india made it very clear that there are skeptical about india's proposal to lift

intellectual property rights on vaccines because they said that what is more important right now is to boost vaccine production and aside from the vaccine issue when it comes to india and the e.u. right now how important is this meeting for india. well i think that this meeting was very important for india and india even though it came as a very at a very difficult time for the country that is fighting the pandemic and the search of a new covered 1000 infections that is the reason why prime minister mourdock could not participate in this summit in the person he pushed the european union to support india's proposal on the scene patency was not successful there but the discussion is still going on and the announcement of new trade talks was also a huge success for him and a very clear signal in the face of increasingly assertive china in the region

and of course because when b. quinn for prime minister that is alexandra thank you so much. for the virtual meeting in porto came as india reported its highest day the death toll is the beginning of the pandemic but destroying more than $4000.00 deaths from cope and 19 in just 24 hours but critics all that the official figures undercounts the full extent of the crisis. in some places in india it is hard to believe the country is some crisis in the southern city of hit or about muslim celebrating the end of ramadan are out shopping some feeling lax about safety rules. all i'm cool for forcing regular citizens to comply with covert 1000 guidelines national leaders and lawmakers need to follow health safety measures them selves then the common people will also follow them oh i got public shopping got. that. many

mosques remain shut over coronavirus fears the spite that weakens islamic college days and preparations for the i eat festival still others ignored official warnings unless people gather for prayer in large numbers. gatherings like these are driving india's 2nd coronavirus wave it just been much more infectious partly due to new variance of the virus as the number of those testing positive surges so dust the death count relatives are desperate to get help for the infected loved ones in time . since this morning i've been trying to get an oxygen cylinder for my father when the government says there's no oxygen shortage but look at the number of people waiting here in 2 hours you will see that the 2 or 3 people believe in tears. burial sites and criminal jury arms are overwhelmed many are enough for is to bring

the bodies to makeshift cremation sites instead. for now india continues to count its losses to the pandemic and more fire and smoke. well here are the stories making headlines around the world at least 30 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion near a girl school in afghanistan's capital kabul the interior ministry says many were pupils between 11 and 15 years old no group has claimed responsibility for the. tensions are growing in jerusalem the days of clashes between israeli police and palestinians at least 50 palestinian worshippers were injured in the last as israeli police fired rubber bullets and just on leads and follows demonstrations held by palestinians over families living on land also claimed by jewish settlers could now face eviction on their homes. and apologists have discovered the fossils

remain remains of the 90 and it's all men in a cave near rome it's nice culture ministry says the oldest could date back 100000 years neanderthals are the closest ancient but it seems all humans. now people around the world will be watching the skies this weekend as a big chinese rocket to set to plunge back to earth it's still not known exactly when aware it will come down the chinese authorities say the risk of danger is no. this chinese rocket lifted off last month carrying a core module of china's future space station into orbit it was the 1st of a living missions needed to complete the project now the $8000.00 ton 1st stage of the rocket is falling back to earth expected to make impact sometime this weekend chinese officials say most of it will burn up in the atmosphere and is very unlikely to put anyone in danger. right.

there if you would yeah you are as i know this type of rocket has a special technical design and most of its components will be destroyed and disappeared during the reentry process the likelihood of causing harm to aviation or people on the ground is extremely low so the relevant government departments will promptly report the situation to the public. some experts have criticized china saying the rockets reentry is out of control they say potentially dangerous to bree could escape incineration and that it's impossible to say for sure where exactly it will land. it's not uncommon for space craft to fall back to earth sometimes even causing damage but the sheer size of this one is keeping the international space community on alert. well let's talk to jonathan adults and astronomer at the hobbit smithsonian sensible astrophysics based in cambridge

massachusetts thank you very much indeed since the being with us here on. tell us more about this massive chunk of metal punching back to us how big of a concern is this you know it's a moderate concern individual people shouldn't be panicked because the chance that it's going to hit them is really small but we did see the last time this type of rocket was launched large chunks of metal crashing hundreds of miles an hour into the ivory coast damaging a couple of buildings and really scaring people so. probably because so much of the world is water this will fall in the ocean but there is a significant chance that it won't and so we are tracking this very closely do we know where it's heading exactly. so we're starting to get an idea so we built we believe it's going to come down sometime between 23 hours and 9 hours french mean time and that for orbits of the earth's it goes all way around the earth 4 times

during during that time and so we can say some areas now like the western united states or like china in fact are no longer under the potential track of this rocket but there's a lot of other countries that still are so it won't really be until after it crashes that we can really figure out where it came down and you also mentioned previous cases like you said in ivory coast so there have been some like cases where de vry has crossed back to us is there anything that can be done to prevent and the not scale damage in this case not in this case it's too late it's going to come down where it's going to come down it's going at 800000 miles narrow 20000 kilometers an hour around the earth and it's about 150 kilometers up right now. it's going to burst into flame break apart the debris probably about a ton might survive re-entry and there's really nothing you can do about it all we can do is try and persuade china that for the next launch of this type of rocket

they change the design to be more like what other countries do for their big rockets and make sure that this station is not going to orbit is still reckon they saw how to mitigate space debris if any. you know there is no law right but there are some guidelines that most countries adopt in terms of how long you should let your space debris stay in orbit where it can be but there's no rule right now about not letting big things fall out of orbit and i think there really needs to be there is a liability convention if your rocket falls on me and my country can can get compensation from you but that's as far as it goes right now right that is jonathan mcdowell from the hobbit smithsonian sensible astrophysics thank you very much for the time you're welcome. now in football news then again there's nothing new about by you nick winning the

blandest of the title as everyone did see this coming the german club make it a record 19 titles in a row lives exhausted dawson it means no one can now catch by and here's a look back at health they call him. coach andy flick was unable to repeat by a prolific trophy haul from last season and an apparent rift with his superiors likely brought his time at the club to a premature end. but on the pitch it was business as usual by and demolished child to 8 no in the opening game of the season. robert even gosh he proved once again his nose for goals he's well on his way to set a new industry go gold record. and yet so much about this season was unusual the coronavirus pandemic meant that most games were played without spectators put it just right and there was nothing normal about by and losing $41.00 to hoffenheim early in the season the champions responded however in typical

fashion by going 12 games unbeaten and it would be january before the next defeat at. their form was never quite as imperious as in the 1st half of the season but they won when it mattered a one no victory at leipsic in the early april's all but put an end to the hopes of the closest challenger has just voted to protect even click surprise announcement that he would leave didn't dentis players winning mentality and once again they wrap things up with games to spray out. the flick itself he doesn't buy on and with the position of national coach soon to be vacant could it be we can top germany. in much racing 7 time. well champion lewis hamilton claimed his $103.00 a pole position for sunday's spanish prix the 1st formula one driver to do so the

mercedes ace edged out red bull's max the stop and have been leave the formula one standings by 8 points going into the 4th race of the season but your news coming up next the top tech show shift was taking which takes a look at the robotic suit that teaches paraplegics to walk again back to the brain that you can find much more news in a website that is deep. thanks watching. soon

. to be. getting stronger and smarter through technology this dream is quickly becoming reality researchers and developers are driving for the digital optimization of humans with mind blowing results will be all soon become cyborgs today's topic on ship. those cybernetic organism or cyborg for short has played

a major role in pop culture for example in the movie robocop a police officer with potentially fatal injuries becomes the super cop with his high tech implants tony stark from the marvel universe can fly in his honor and superman for the excitable updates he's had with to gain new powers and skills these days even real life humans and their bodies with the official components they called themselves cyborgs or bio hackers you know harvesting from britain is one of them he's colorblind and has no intention that converts carlos' into sounds and unlike the human eye his intent i can even detect infrared and ultraviolet he has a chip implanted in his head to make this work pretty intense but actually there are lots of scientists and companies working on brain computer interfaces they allow direct communication between brain and computer so you can control devices with your mind but it's not just a gimmick it can fundamentally improve the lives of people with spinal injuries on

your logical disorders u.s. tech titan mosque is developing a brain computer interface at a startup neurally the team implanted chips in both brain hemispheres of a macaque pager they then taught him to play a game with a joystick and to snuff signals were transmitted to a computer by a bluetooth pager was fed been on a smoothie through a tube as a reward when the researchers the activated the joystick pager controlled the game with his paws alone the computer had learned to interpret the brain activity but there are a. devices that humans can control of the mind even with the brain chip like by only prosthesis that replace missing body parts but this day my daniel melville even uses one when he plays video games but prosthesis can also give people brand new powers how would you like a. this prosthetic makes it possible to do things that usually require

2 hands. is connected to a wristband or the motor which drives the thumb to receive signals via bluetooth from pressure sensors attached to the shoes the user can control the prosthesis by moving their big toe. shoes elan born scientist danny clo developed the 3rd in london she wanted to show that prosthetics don't always have to replace what's missing they can also provide an add on and upgrade. what's fascinating is after just 5 days of training with the 3rd you assign themselves had formed in the test subjects brains and the way they use their normal fingers had changed other developments like this that blur the line between human and machine sometimes on the skin sometimes of the skin it might look like a temporary tattoo but this is actually

a communication interface made from gold leaf. and it was invented by the massachusetts institute of technology one version works like a touch pad while another uses near field communication for n.f.c. technology to communicate with other interfaces. in the future when you walk into a tattoo parlor you would come out with a tattoo like this they will not only be very sophisticated technically but they will become an extension of yourself. often for. eric frisk can open his door in sweden with a microchip implanted under his skin it's the size of a grain of rice and works like a room card in a hotel has to made it that 50000 people around the world already where one of these implants they can't even be ordered. the interesting thing is when the chips start getting smarter and start having you know sensors and things like that so

instead of just opening a door maybe i can have continuously record my my body temperature my blood sugar etc etc. and actually give me useful information about my body. but technology that literally gets under your skin isn't for everyone implants are just one way to become a cyborg now also robotic suits called exoskeletons they promise more strength and better. heavy lifting uncomfortable work exoskeletons could someday help people reduce the strain on their backs originally developed for medical and military use they're now increasingly deployed in the automotive industry and logistics many see it as when we employees stay healthier and companies profit from the increased efficiency in production. robotic

technology that makes work more economic is under intensive development predominantly in the u.s. and germany but also in china and japan. we want to create devices that help people in their workplace and to make these tools more accessible and easy to use i don't think humans will ever become dispensable. there are only a few companies that are designing completely automated. systems because they require considerate investment so i think we'll always have human workers. the exoskeleton created by a japanese company has been in use for years and production. and in japan's biggest airports. the former half kilograms like a rucksack it has a sensor that detects the wires movements so when lifting 2 motors in the suit

automatically support the user's movement. the motors deactivate when the user is walking. countries like japan are increasingly relying on robotics because with an aging population workforces are becoming depleted. right now we mainly make support devices but in the future we want to create products that enhance people's abilities and add physical functions like a 3rd arm we want to cater to a society in which people of all ages can work without physical limits. and it could get much more spectacular than that the developers that have been working for more than 10 years on this meager exercise called neo i was even allowed to try it out during my visit to japan i felt like lieutenant ripley on the side fi classic aliens with supernatural powers the developers claim that one alone can lift up to 50 kilograms its hold that neil will soon at the construction industry or in

disaster management. have a growing role in the medical sector as well what's special about this model from japan is that it's controlled by nerve impulses how is its name that stands for hybrid assisted living as an ultimate goal even paraplegics could train with how and learn to walk again my colleagues and robo went to test the exoskeleton at the company cyberdyne in japan so these electrodes here will detect my brain signals and send it to this machine so that it will move for me so now i'm going to try to flatten and move my arm. detects pretty well and now i'm going to try to lock my arm in place. and it will still move for me.

to. speak or to but i do wonder does this kind of is this just go out of control sometimes no. good luck drove translate casandra brain signals into a command for the exoskeleton her brain sends the command move to the muscles via the spine the signal is detected by how built in sensors. the motor receives the signal and the power starts moving. this is more difficult for patients with paraplegia because the nerve connections are disrupted but if there are any remaining impulses how could provide beneficial treatment time for a little test walk because sandra is allowed to wear the exoskeleton herself it's attached to a bracket since it's designed for people with impaired mobility it's

a very intimate. study it was actually really like starting training right now. i feel a little bit mechanic with my movement. but i think it is just getting used to the machine because now i feel a little more comfortable. so now using creasing to speed. the monitor displays and her nerve signals as a way for how works together with other systems to analyze the signals and evaluate the user data. how do paralyzed people actually learn to walk again with the activation of muscle impulses creates a feedback effect that enables the brain to learn how to make the body walk again from scratch it's called neurofeedback training it only works for about 20 to 30

percent of paraplegic patients but the results are still impressive. so with other exoskeletons the movements are preprogramed so patients wearing the suit will have to rely on it permanently however with hell it teaches you how to walk again basically making the connections from your brain to your broken sentences so basically these patients go through the these trainings and at the end of the training they're able to walk again without the technology without the suit. was developed by japanese roboticist. he is the founder and c.e.o. all cyberdyne a professor at the university of to quba she believes these by only gays and knowledge is are a step into a new age. what do you think we need to get into to cause we're constantly wearing technology or strongly connected to it in that sense we're born cyborgs don't you

think that the little you want all the unity as technology becomes more accessible will be able to use it without even being aware of it this phenomenon is the for use in a human's and technology and this symbiotic relationship will continue to develop we all becoming cyborgs or we already and if the technology becomes available soon won't people get left behind who don't want to be enhanced or who can't afford it what are your views on cyber technology is this the chance for us all to upgrade or are you skeptical let us know for example on you tube there will also find more videos about you know mosques newly project and the paralyzed man who controls an exoskeleton with his mind.

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