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3D printers that can be made to replace people with disabilities and animals are no exception.
A team of British scientists has developed a new prototype (BMT), fully functional with unprocessed vegetable oils to combine cooling, heating and power supply.
Public air raid, the wind has just been announced for $ 185,000.
Thanks to its ability to remove sweat, odors and stains, American designer Zara Terez's slim pants allow the person to exercise all week without feeling embarrassed…
Intel has officially partnered with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to create wearable devices that monitor the health status of Parkinson's patients.
Parrot is well known for its unmanned and specialized civilian aircraft, such as mapping and crop monitoring.
A group of three trainees from Katholieke Leuven Technical University (Belgium) invented a unmanned aerial vehicle called the VertiKUL.
US scientists have created artificial systems that mimic octopus and squid camouflage by changing the color of the environment.
The tendency to use small homes is quite common in the community. So a team from the New York-based design firm launched a mobile home called Taku Tanku.
If during the Cold War, reconnaissance work was carried out by SR-71 and U-2 aircraft, in the 21st century, a series of new generation reconnaissance tools are flooding…
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new way to recycle batteries into ultra-efficient solar panels.
The US military has announced plans to build small tanks with unique stealth capabilities and double the speed of existing armored vehicles.
Researchers from the University of Michigan have developed a new, transparent material such as solar-focused glass that can be fitted to windows.
Two major universities in Japan have unveiled a camera capable of shooting 1,000 times faster than current high-speed cameras.
Australian scientists have created a powerful microscope that is 20 times more sensitive than current glasses.