Thailand uses robots to authenticate authentic Thai food
The Thai government is launching a robot-based project to determine whether the dish is truly authentic Thai.
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The Thai government is launching a robot-based project to determine whether the dish is truly authentic Thai.
The University of Adelaide group of students has successfully designed a simple, inexpensive clean water treatment system from snack bags, plywood and glass tubes.
Researchers at Princeton University have made a significant breakthrough in improving the brightness and efficiency of LEDs.
Scientists still study new and more effective solutions and the following 5 improvements are expected to change photovoltaic technology in the coming time.
At Aviation 2014 - an annual exhibition organized by the US Aeronautics and Space Institute, NASA demonstrated new technologies being studied by the agency to revive the…
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Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have introduced a water-based oval robot.
Two American dads in South Carolina have found a solution to shark off a shark with a special Sharkbanz.
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a new cement formula that uses a reasonable ratio of material composition.
In the context of tension on the border with North Korea as a slow-blowing bomb, the South Korean military has deployed a team of advanced military robots in the borderi…
The system was developed for the Defense Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) and AFRL to provide 360-degree coverage of high-powered laser weapons operating on mili…
MIT's artificial science and computer lab (CSAIL) has introduced a soft robot with an octopus-like design with the ability to crawl flexibly in narrow environments.
Researchers at the University of Hiroshima in Japan have developed a new sensor system that detects the heart rate by amplifying the heart rate from the skin's back…