Science invention

With the advent of a new type of revolutionary cushion for children simulating the feeling of being in the womb, upcoming parents will no longer have to worry about their sleep.

An American inventor after 15 years of research invented the world's first color bubble. This type of bubble can fly in the air for 15 minutes.

It is possible to order a 'portable' nuclear power plant, with a capacity of 25-27 megawatts, 1kw at 10 US cents. That is Hyperion Power Module, a new product of safe and highly

The Spoon Sisters has launched a series of special products: shampoo, soap, shaving cream ... with paper!

Although the design is simple, the portable refrigerator of Emily Cummins (pictured) is considered a great invention for families who have not been able to purchase refrigerators.

Switzerland is not only known for its sophisticated watches, but also has another unique product, which is a military multi-purpose knife manufactured by Victorinox.

With a pea-like camera, image analysis software and a super-small laptop, the blind can locate objects in the surrounding environment.

In early November 2008, Time Magazine published 50 inventions of the year. Please introduce a part of those inventions.

Next month, fans will see the James Bond spy car converted into miniature aircraft.

Japanese scientists develop a special cradle for babies with the ability to automatically comfort them until they stop crying.

Huang Qiaokun, a Chinese, has designed a compact, convenient and accurate distance measurement. That is a measure of the laser Red Point Measure.

British police are testing a special type of net that allows capturing suspicious cars.

People with facial paralysis will experience more meaningful life thanks to artificial facial muscles invented by two American surgeons.

Removing CO2 from the atmosphere and turning this greenhouse gas into today's fuel is no longer impossible.

In response to the economic crisis and environmental protection, European shipbuilders are returning to the trend of producing wind-powered cargo ships.