US Army develops self-destructible ammunition for safety
New ammunition technology will help reduce civilian casualties in combat zones.
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New ammunition technology will help reduce civilian casualties in combat zones.
What if you see red and smell the grapefruit and it is special to see blue and smell lavender.
With a pyramid-shaped structure hovering close to the surface of the water, the state-of-the-art luxury superyacht designed by the British engineer promises to bring an…
Refugee migrants often have to travel a long way, and one of the big challenges for them is carrying so many essential belongings.
No need for assassin robots or artificial intelligence, humans will be threatened by robots like this.
The Hangout inflatable chair is so convenient that it helps owners feel comfortable at home wherever they are.
Italian and Russian researchers have created a neural network with children
It sounds nonsense, but in one of its tests, Mitsubishi did it. But who will need a metal made from sea water?
It's easier to imagine when you remember Spider Man, the guy climbing, cow crawling on every surface.
The human brain is able to look at a 2-dimensional image on a paper or computer screen, then transfer this image to something inside the human brain in an extremely fast…
New magnifiers have been discovered by early scientists to detect cervical cancer early.
Canadian scientists successfully devise a solvent that helps to extract gold from electronic waste faster, safer and cheaper.
Over the weekend, Elon Musk's dream of creating a super-fast transit system has come a step closer to reality.
Robots can be human-like, but lifeless eyes still make it easy to recognize it as a robot.