Successfully fabricated surface against water
Scientists at the University of Rochester have created a metal surface that is nearly water resistant.
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Scientists at the University of Rochester have created a metal surface that is nearly water resistant.
The group of pilots preparing to fly around the world for the first time with solar powered aircraft has officially announced their route.
As in the film, this robot not only crawl, but also can pick or kick the obstacles to do the rescue.
Scientists at the Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology (IBN) have successfully created a hand-held kit for rapid detection of infectious diseases with…
Researchers from Colorado State University (CSU) have introduced devices that help deaf people hear with their tongue.
For the first time, scientists have slowed down the speed of light - particles called photons - as it passes through an empty environment, according to a new study.
When it comes to learning how to cook, it seems like today's robots are not too different from humans?
By using a speed camera of approximately 20 billion frames per second, scientists have returned to the video for the first time to show a laser beam moving in the air fo…
Blockbuster series The matrix over 10 years ago drew a scenario: In the future, people are connected to a giant network through a socket at the back of the head, from wh…
For the vine grower is not bored with every day to go back and forth to check the development of the vine. So it is best to assign this responsibility to the robot.
The machine saw at Bogatyr coal mine near Ekibastuz city, Kazakhstan is considered as the largest saw in the world.
The 8-year-old boy in Malaysia can now play with his peers thanks to his artificial hand made of 3D print technology.
You probably know that scientists have used a speed camera equivalent to 20 billion frames per second to capture the motion of a laser for 6 nanoseconds.
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