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A sensor lets you know exactly what is going on in your home.
NASA scientists have successfully built an unmanned mini-spy plane from biological materials.
The Bluebift Helium portable speaker has completely solved that problem with very fast charging time, only 5 minutes.
Technology is changing the face of the aspects of human life. Currently technology has also set foot in the culinary field and launched strange high-tech dishes.
Two researchers Davide Michieletto and Professor Matthew Turner from the University of Warwick (UK) have come to a very interesting place in the hope of explaining the c…
The future of super-fast computers like fiction films, fast Internet connections like DC's 'Flash' superhero is coming to fruition with the advent of this te…
By using a laser to bombard hot plasma in a desktop-plasma laser accelerator, the scientists created accelerated energy to 4.25 giga-electron volts (GeV).
Finnish winter is very harsh because of the snow cover, so it can not be cultivated. Therefore, the team decided to produce equipment to help plant plants in the home.
French engineers successfully developed an artificial tree that could generate electricity by wind.
Health monitoring devices have entered the popular stage and are always pursuing wearable designs.
If your laptop is damaged, keep the battery. Laptop batteries can help you power your home appliances and help keep the environment green.
The US Navy revealed that it was using a new type of laser gun, which could shoot down missiles, boats and unmanned aircraft from a warship.
The Starwood Hotel chain in the US now uses smartphone technology as the key to making room for breakthrough check-in.
Elon Musk recently announced his Twitter on the satellite internet project he is currently investing in.
Scientists have found a natural process that occurs in bacteria in human faeces that can be used to produce bio-batteries.