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Roaring motorbikes running through neighborhoods, engines roaring and waking up every sleeping child will soon become a thing of the past in France.
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Roaring motorbikes running through neighborhoods, engines roaring and waking up every sleeping child will soon become a thing of the past in France.
A photosensitive additive added by US military researchers to polymers has created the material that dissolves into water and evaporates upon exposure to sunlight. This…
Unmanned aircraft have been put into use to combat a crop pest in China.
The device acts as a stamp seal - stamped the raptor with invisible ink.
The nearly 400-year-old temple in Japan has collaborated on developing a robot called Mindar to teach Buddhist scriptures, hoping to attract the attention of the younger…
Chinese startup Ehang said passenger flights by unmanned aircraft will soon depart this year or next year.
The unmanned aircraft of Elroy Air weighs up to 551 kg. During a test flight, it reached a height of 3 m, hovered for 64 seconds and then landed successfully.
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In theory, with higher performance and more efficient use of energy, we expect it will replace silicon chips.
Scientists have found a way to combat mosquito bites thanks to graphene underwear.
The long way to replace li-ion batteries (and reduce the exploitation of rare earths) begins with a small success.
Ecosia is a search engine similar to Google. What makes this tool so special is that Ecosia is a non-profit organization committed to donating 80% of its search advertis…
The newly launched 30 kW solar camp in Hampshire will reduce operating costs and carbon emissions for the Wessex railway.
A group of physicists at Trinity Dublin University of Ireland has successfully built what they consider to be the smallest engine in the world.
The future of cities is not only hard concrete concrete buildings, but also houses that are cleverly integrated by gardens, creating a miniature ecosystem within.