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A team of scientists has developed a device that helps people control excessive eating, one of the causes of obesity.
The aircraft underwent considerable pressure during takeoff and landing, and the parts were often separated, placing the user of the next runway in danger.
Rheinmetal Waffe Munition (RWM) of Germany is preparing to launch two new 40 mm caliber individual rocket launchers.
Scientists have created a portable blood transfusion device capable of detecting HIV within minutes.
Developers of drug therapies have been searching for long-term drugs that are able to access cell receptors that regulate 'stress-suppressive reactions' in the human bod…
'Bringing a phone in your pants pocket is bad for you,' but now all you need is a pair of Safety Shorts that were created by a group of students from Wolfsburg,…
To find out if a person is in a 'drug' state, one must try a urine test. However, new inventions can easily detect this just because of fingerprints.
The owner of a noodle shop in China is using a robotic superstructure like a superhero to help him sell to customers.
Recently, scientists from the University of Illinois has just released
Toyota has developed a safety system that automatically stops the car for a moment before a pedestrian collision occurs.
A type of shirt that doesn't seem very fashionable, bulging when worn because there are two fans inside, but it is very attractive to customers in Japan because it helps…
Before the end of the mission, astronauts on the space shuttle Atlantis made a special experiment: turning urine into edible water.
A team of researchers led by physicist Willie Padilla, who works at Boston College in the United States, has discovered that metamaterials can emit radiation.
Engineers at Festo Technology (Germany) have developed a robot that can take off and fly in the air with the same movements as a seagull.
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer and US Boeing announced on July 26 that they will start a financial investment to study the use of Brazilian sugar as a fuel, gre…