10 models designed for the future
Here are the models that are in concept form and can be realized in the near future.
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Here are the models that are in concept form and can be realized in the near future.
The European aerospace giant is developing an ambitious project in Silicon Valley called the Vahana - unmanned aerial vehicle.
An American company invests $ 100 million to develop implantable devices for the brain that boosts human intelligence.
To get an idea of what cities will look like in the future, Business Insider has called on futurists, urban planners and designers to predict traffic trends and homes.…
Scientists have devised a way to read the contents of ancient books without having to separate the pages and damage them.
A construction materials company in England introduced magic concrete that can suck 4,000 liters of water in a minute, which is expected to be a useful solution when flo…
SkunkLock locks if dropped can spray the inside air into the thief, causing the object to have difficulty breathing and vomiting immediately.
The CRRC Group, which specializes in producing the largest trains in China, has announced it has embarked on the world's fastest magnetic cushion train production plan.…
At present, Google's mapping data in Vietnam has allowed users to check for traffic jams, unchecked accuracy.
Korean engineers have improved the road barrier, causing the car not only to be dropped from the ground but also from serious damage.
SunToWater uses solar energy to produce clean drinking water from the air.
A newspaper in Japan can be transformed into a flower only a few weeks later by shredding it in a pot of sponge and watering it.
A robot the size of a child, can make you or watch over children for a short time, is being tested in China.
The feeling of walking beside a vacuum cleaner is always horrible. Even a small amount of waste water from this car is enough to make people around breathless, dizzy.
Former fighter David Mayman flew a personal jet propulsion at 30 m altitude in four minutes on the River Thames in London.