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Invisibility cloak may not yet come true, but a method of creating light-based materials can be used in the near future to create this type of cloak.
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Invisibility cloak may not yet come true, but a method of creating light-based materials can be used in the near future to create this type of cloak.
Israeli designer Yaacov Goldberg has created a versatile tool in the form of a hairpin. This hairpin can be used as a knife, ruler, screwdriver ...
According to a Japanese robot expert, smartphones will soon become extinct within the next decade.
A recently graduated American student has created an artificial tree that is able to turn water and light into oxygen, a significant advance in science for space travel.
There are still hundreds of millions of people in the world who do not have access to clean water.
An anti-missile system is being tested in Israel, which uses laser devices to detect and deflect missiles' defenses.
Missile defense devices are mounted in the belly of the aircraft, laser equipment and jamming technology, which protects the aircraft from the attack of heat-carrying mi…
Until now, the creation of a small, high-performance, low-cost, and low-cost battery generation has always been a target of research for scientists around the world.
To create products with high authenticity, Kokoro Company in Hamura City, a suburb of Tokyo, has recruited leading experts in engineering, computer programming and model…
Scientists around the world are creating nanobots called nanobots. One of the main goals is to provide pharmaceuticals exactly what they need inside the body.
In the past, scientists have successfully fabricated metamaterials heavier than air three times as hard as steel, known as aerogels.
Professor Hosoi's metamaterial can be used to invent transformative surgical robots.
Honda is continuing to research and develop the ASIMO humanoid robot generation and they have started to reach milestones.
Due to the shape of the ladybug, the self-propelled robot is named Ladybird, which is being welcomed by gardeners for helping to destroy crop insects.
Ecosphere Technologies has completed the first version of a closed-end device to help disaster-stricken areas be named the PowerCube.