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Now, self-propelled devices are programmed to spy on objects, play music and even get on the wire like birds, waiting for convenient times to catch 'bait'.
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Now, self-propelled devices are programmed to spy on objects, play music and even get on the wire like birds, waiting for convenient times to catch 'bait'.
Called the e2O, this four-seater is priced at just $ 11,000 and M & M says it will sell out to overseas markets next year with initial targets for European and African m…
Researchers have unveiled a new generation of batteries for mobile devices that can power both electric cars and batteries in seconds.
At Waseda University in Japan, scientists have created a robotic mouse, which is used to 'terrorize' mice, causing them to be stressed and depressed for drug research.
According to the manufacturer Aqua Lung, the diving suit has a wing called
Although the trend of new technology application has only made the number of jobs increase modestly, many US manufacturers believe that technology will create many jobs…
A new waterproof coating using nanotechnology has just been introduced, with super waterproof capability, completely preventing all types of liquids from water to petrol…
Previously, the reading of rare books from the Middle Ages was impossible because these books were only displayed in glass cabinets. However, today this has become possi…
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.
Users can now play with the iPad in any position: whether sitting, lying or standing. They can even be placed on the table or on the cushion and do not need to be held i…
Statistics show that in the US alone, more than a quarter of a million cars are damaged by hail.
The Royal Navy has unveiled a new line of radar capable of detecting a tennis ball-sized object flying at three times the speed of light at a distance of more than 24km.
Not only was the popular Star Wars series premiered, there were a lot of laser products, including modern weapons using laser technology.
Researchers at the University of Technology Munich (TUM) have created a high-tech wall that helps with routine tasks for older people and monitors health when they are h…
A robot called Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) made by the Japanese robot maker Cyberdyne, used to support the elderly and handicapped go strange.