Invisibility shield technology attracts a lot of attention
The Invisibility Shield can make the person standing behind hide in the surrounding scenery in the middle of the day.
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The Invisibility Shield can make the person standing behind hide in the surrounding scenery in the middle of the day.
Technology today has developed rapidly, making our lives much more convenient.
A passenger train using hydrogen fuel cells from railway vehicle manufacturer Stadler Rail set a Guinness World Record by running continuously for nearly two days for 2,…
Engineers at the INRS Énergie Matériaux Telecommunications Research Center developed the world's fastest camera, which can shoot at 156.3 trillion frames per second (fps…
New Flyer Company, based in Minnesota, USA, is developing a level 4 automated bus capable of carrying up to 80 passengers.
The world's first fleet of self-driving public buses will go into operation in Scotland in May 2023.
At some point in the near future, autonomous vehicles (AVs) will become a common sight on the road. Without the need for drivers or human input, AVs, also known as self-…
SeaBubbles' 5-seat electric flying water taxi model equipped with hydrofoils begins operating commercial passenger services at Lake Annecy.
Startup Minus Zero develops zPod, a self-driving public transportation vehicle with a mind of its own.
Some experienced passengers said that taking a self-driving taxi is fun, safe and convenient.
Singaporean company ST Engineering announced the first orders for Airfish-8, a hybrid vehicle using wing-to-ground effect that will enter service in 2025.
Super yacht Colossea is equipped with a 10,000kg airship above, helping to transport passengers in areas that are difficult for yachts to reach.
Chinese scientists developed a new electrolyte that allows lithium-ion batteries to charge and function well at extremely low temperatures.
By replacing the dangerous chemical electrolytes used in conventional batteries with water, scientists create
Unitree Robotics announced that its bipedal humanoid robot H1 set a new speed record by moving at 3.3 meters per second (11.9 km/h).