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Technology to support the task force is also going further with CCTV system to detect suspects in the crowd, software scouring criminals.
In the first part of the third test flight at California's Mojave Spaceport, the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft is paired underneath the WhiteKnightTwo fuselage.
Elevator is one of the great inventions of man. It makes traveling in high-rise buildings a lot easier.
Designer Todd Hamilton created a much smarter and smarter iWatch device.
TMR Designs' boys have successfully developed the Imprint Bicycle Grips, a biker that is made of a unique material that can be etched into the hands of the driver to…
An artificial intelligence engineer believes that robots can have sex with each other to conceive and breed new generations.
Google has decided to buy a company specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) technology is DeepMind for $ 400 million.
IK Multimedia (USA) has announced a device called iRing, which can perform remote control through finger gestures to show music on iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.
Have you ever been in bed with a cell phone battery and wish to be able to charge
Now, owning a panoramic photo in the air is very simple, that is, just throwing the camera up high.
Researchers at the University of Southern California have launched large-format 3D printers that can build a home within 24 hours.
From Tesla, the company of super creative billionaire Elon Musk to the Google search giant, there are many big names are participating in the race to bring unmanned vehi…
Launched in space 24 years ago, the Hubble Space Telescope captures a plethora of breathtaking images from space that open up human knowledge of the universe.
This new paper not only promises to be a reusable packaging material but can also become a viable biomedical diagnostic tool.