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The players' play on the field will be hard for the referees to see through the use of a touch pad mounted on the player's calf.
A British technology company has sent 6 robots controlled by handhelds such as the Fukushima game console to help solve the nuclear problem.
Hi-Pec Hi-Pec Petrochemicals Joint Stock Company has introduced to the business of composite modified epoxy coatings (ES301) with high adhesion but no toxic substances.
Identifying agricultural products that need to be harvested, spraying pesticides and harvesting are things that farmer robots can do in the field in the future, Israeli…
The two-seat electric-powered airplane designed by the Institute for Aircraft Design at the University of Stuttgart, Germany will be funded to further develop the techno…
Korean electronics maker LG on April 19 introduced a refrigerator model capable of offering cooking menus in the context of the company predicting a bright future in the…
Built-in seat warmers, light sensors, speakers, MP3 players, FM radio and a touch screen display ... The toilet costs $ 6,300.
The Global Times, owned by the People's Daily, posted a picture of a gray fighter jet with a caption, the supposed J-20 prototype aircraft taking off from the field.…
The solar-powered self-compressing bins are being tested for the first time in the UK. With this new technology, each self-compacting bin has the capacity of eight times…
BMW (Germany) is developing a new technology that allows drivers to compose emails and voice messages while driving.
Japan hopes to test the first stealth fighter for the next three years.
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European scientists have invented a completely new production technology that can take advantage of nylon, a yarn material to make bicycles as hard as a steel bike.
Thousands of latest devices have been unveiled at the 2011 CeBIT High Tech Fair in Hannover (Germany), in which there are many unique and novel products.