Hitachi will soon have the world's fastest elevator
Two years from now (2016), Hitachi will have the world's fastest elevator with a top speed of 72.4 km / h, higher than the current fastest elevator of the Taipei 101…
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Two years from now (2016), Hitachi will have the world's fastest elevator with a top speed of 72.4 km / h, higher than the current fastest elevator of the Taipei 101…
Scientists in Berlin are studying how to grow tomatoes and fish in a closed, highly sustainable system.
Solar technology innovations have helped create an aircraft that can harness enough light to fly across the continent like Solar Impulse.
High-tech shoes, with the ability to recognize when a user is about to fall to a balance, promises to help prevent thousands of fall injuries, especially in the elderly.
The move of the lizard inspired the scientific community to create robots climbing walls. The original version has achieved some results but has not yet satisfied the sc…
Coming to Robot Restaurant in Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province, China, instead of being welcomed and eat the dishes prepared by the chef, customers will be served by r…
Water-Gen Co., Israel has successfully developed the GENIUS drinking water production equipment by cooling the air thinned and steam condensed.
Experts at SINTEF Research Institute have developed a jacket that can keep firefighters or members of the rescue and rescue forces in contact.
A Gaussian gun made by 3D printing technology. This is a completely automatic Gaussian gun, named CG-42, which holds 15 rounds of ammunition, with a 1.5 sec shot duratio…
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.
Airbus has announced plans to build a smaller aircraft powered by hybrid electric motors, similar to the current approach by automakers.
Japanese scientists have created ultraviolet light vacuum tubes in the shortwave range of 140 to 220 nanomics.
Recently, a team of University of California researchers has successfully developed a structured material inspired by the head of shrimp.
The exterior may not be a breakthrough, but the latest Land Rover cars can be routed remotely using the iPhone.
Altitude Medical (UK) manufactures door handles with antiseptic surfaces. Door handles like this can be fitted at home and especially in hospitals to reduce infection.