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Car maker Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk has just announced a car model
Divers in the future need only a thin mask to breathe under water, without the need for oxygen, thanks to a new material capable of absorbing and storing large amounts o…
For the first time in the world, pharmaceuticals and essentials will be shipped to Juist Island, the North Sea, at some point of the day by unmanned aerial vehicles.
Inspired by the color change on the wings of the Pierella luna butterfly, American scientists have created a special material that varies in color from perspective.
The American Ultra Light Combat Vehicle, DAGOR is about the size of a 4-door Jeep Wrangler, but much better.
This is a very unique charging device and promises to open up a new horizon for dynamic charging technology.
The city of London has just revealed the latest images of a public subway system project that will be put into use in the mid-2020s.
Solar powered aircraft will depart for the first flight, with a round-the-world voyage from Abu Dhabi.
10 cute robots 'stand' on the balls, moving and dancing to standard music like professional cheerleaders.
In terms of texture, the DrinkMate is 4.3 cm long with a diameter of 1.5 cm. Instead of battery-powered, the device uses power directly from the phone when plugged in vi…
The stealth technology of US scientists uses multiple layers of lenses, which can cause the object to disappear in the eyes of the observer.
Recently a team of scientists in the US has successfully developed nano-diamond fiber.
The administration of Umbria, central Italy, will use the data obtained from a waterborne robot named
NASA announces the birth of a new material state called Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC).
The University of Missouri has just announced a successful production of a battery system with a long life and far higher efficiency than current battery technology.