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The car industry is receiving the latest innovations in protecting the safety of drivers and passengers.
NTT DoCoMo's products help solve one of the great difficulties of foreign visitors to Japan, which is to read Japanese menus in restaurants.
This super-heavy truck can carry 496 tonnes of rock per trip.
The battery life is always the obsession of every smartphone user and tablet. But with FlameStower, a mobile fire-powered charger, this obsession probably will not happe…
South Korean environmental engineers have created robots capable of capturing and destroying jellyfish, after many jellyfish attacked humans and other marine creatures.
Google's smartphone will launch with Android 4.4 and Nexus 5 in the event on October 31st.
A Polish company is developing smart sleep masks that can intervene and optimize sleep quality using sensors and software on smartphones.
Google's Project Loon project will cover the Internet with 99% of the Earth area via Wi-fi waves from hot air balloons.
WildCat can automatically stand up quickly if it falls or lose its balance, which can operate in daunting conditions, according to DARPA.
Amazon is researching two types of smartphones to complement the Kindle Fire series, including a costly 3D phone and a cheap phone.
When solar storms hit the earth, the grid and satellites can suffer heavy losses. So researchers have developed an early warning system of weather on the universe.
Scientists have recently developed an in-house X-ray that can be easily viewed and mapped to three-dimensional nano-sized molecules.
London's 21st century metro version is set to be announced in the UK, with the advantage of extending 30% of the passenger space and improving the air conditioning s…
A blogger from Russia, Eldar Murtazin, has revealed on Twitter that Samsung is developing a smart glass similar to Google Glass and will launch in April or May 2014.
British experts have developed a technology that uses sound waves to create