Optical sensors help the brain control prosthetic limbs
US researchers have developed an optical sensor that improves the relationship between neurons and prosthetics.
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US researchers have developed an optical sensor that improves the relationship between neurons and prosthetics.
Japanese scientists have developed a guideline that can monitor lymph nodes and blood vessels during surgery.
A house collapsed for a few minutes while the next door stood still, when American researchers used 105 fans.
A man with no knowledge of aeronautics or mechanics in Kenya created an airplane from thrown things.
In the catalog of current and future products of the company iRobot is used in warfare such as direct control of weapons on the battlefield, anti-fire systems and of cou…
The Boeing Group is developing a generation of solar powered unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) capable of operating in the airship for five consecutive years.
Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI) of Japan, manufacturer of cars under the brand Subaru, announced the details of the new generation boxer engine
Japan prepares to pilot e-textbooks in elementary schools, thereby enhancing the role of information technology in the classroom.
The world's first human-powered flight test flight in Canada is seen as a new record for aviation.
At the exhibition in Padova, Italy, the bicycle design team of Csepel Schwinn ZRT - Hungary has just released a new bicycle model with absolutely no leash chain.
A hospital in the United States uses robots to transport drugs, medical supplies and commodities to minimize errors and operating costs.
You are in an airplane in the sky. Suddenly, the entire floor of the plane disappeared, as if hovering between the sky at an altitude of 10,000 meters.
If the driver is drunk with a cell phone, do not listen to the left turn or turn right from the navigation system, they can still get directions ...
Japan's Fujitsu today announced a technology that uses a magnet to charge more than one electronic device at the same time, complete with wireless technology.
The Iranian military officially uses motor boats capable of flying into the air.