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Over the past few years, the science has made great strides in the field of bulletproof materials for soldiers and government officials.
US scientists have developed artificial muscle that is 200 times more potent than muscle fibers similar in size to human muscle.
Computer scientists in Australia say they are developing new sensor systems aimed at helping older people live safely and independently.
The Ministry of Energy and Minerals of Indonesia has just tested a liquefied-gas-powered boat on the Kapuas River in western Kalimantan.
By applying the technology of NASA, physicist Chris Benmore of the research team at the Argonne National Laboratory has created a pair of wave-capable speakers. sound to…
Designed by Sunseeker II's engineering team, the Sunseeker Duo is made of the same Stemme S-10 as it was in the 80s, with the engine folded into the nose when not in…
Toshiba Corporation of Toshiba Corporation of Japan has launched a photocopy machine environmentally friendly (photocopy) named
Young US inventors use bamboo to make environmentally friendly toothbrushes.
Netherlands is considered as the first country in the world to bring this modern system into service life.
In order to help the aircraft move safely through cold, wet and ice areas, Japanese experts have introduced new surface-coating technology, which is anti-icing in harsh…
Researchers David Carr and John Kestner at the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a special device called Twine.
The new technology, called finger-sensing, uses a tiny touch of sound in the phone to pick up sound and measure the vibrations caused by touching the screen.
Recently, the Himalayan Gyalwang Drukpa led over a dozen nuns to visit and demonstrate martial arts power at the famous CERN physics research center.
Special glasses allow daylight to enter the user's eyes in the dark. This is the latest creation of three Danish engineers.
Online clothing shoppers will know exactly what size of clothing suits them using a software attached to a webcam or smartphone.