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The Chiba Technology Institute in Tokyo (Japan) invented a new wheelchair
Malaysia is developing the world's lightest armor-bearing project from coconut coir under the initiative of scientists from the Technical University of Malaysia (UTe…
Concerned that a large particle accelerator could create black holes and destroy the earth, a German woman sues the machine in court hoping it will stop working.
US specialists have deployed robots to track tiger sharks off the coast of East America. This is the first time such a device has been used to search for and immediately…
Concrete (a mixture of cement, aggregate and water) has a very durable and high strength properties and has become a popular material especially in the construction indu…
The car perfectly combines the high-power electric vehicle (EV) with this motorbike to be promising.
The most powerful and largest solid propellant ever, the Space Launch System (SLS), is being installed at NASA's ATK Space Center in Brigham City, Utah.
No matter which smartphone we have, we need to charge the battery. Many companies are anxious to create office furniture with built-in wireless chargers, including desks.
Users can wear gloves, made of wool, to keep warm in winter, and make a call or receive a call easily. This technology glove is called hi-fun.
Currently, the Ibis Hotel (Accor) system is using a robotic robot called Robot Picasso. This robot can draw a 'sleep chart' for visitors.
People who use their nose to look for toilets at the La Providence golf course in Quebec, Canada do not do that now because all toilets are completely '
Experts at the University of Western Australia are working on developing an anti-shark suit to protect humans from dangerous fish. The new dive suit designed specificall…
Australian scientists are using a submarine-based military technology to track rare blue whales at a distance of hundreds of kilometers.
These turtles have a speed of 2 meters per second, which is very flexible in movement and can function as a 3-D environment thanks to modern actuators.
The Turtle Shell speaker of Outdoor Technology, which was unveiled at CES in January, is preparing to go into commercial production.