Fight the riots with the world's spicy pepper
In the near future, Indian security personnel will be using the world's most spicy powdered pomegranate grenade to cover up rioters and terrorists.
Track emerging technologies, autonomous vehicles, advanced materials, clean energy, robotics and engineering breakthroughs changing the future.
7,777 published items in this category and its subcategories.
In the near future, Indian security personnel will be using the world's most spicy powdered pomegranate grenade to cover up rioters and terrorists.
This is the invention of Americhip, a technology company based in Los Angeles, USA. The company has also announced technology that makes journals with a variety of scent…
A self-driving taxi has been launched that can reduce traffic jams, reduce gas smoke and the problems of crowded buses will get back into the past.
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese scientists have researched a wireless charging device and successfully tested it. This type of device can charge the device is abou…
34-year-old Cyrus Wadia scientist of Berkeley Laboratory and University of California (Berkeley, California, USA) has just been recognized by Technology Review magazine…
If you have this bike, you will be happy to ride on it and no longer have to worry if gas prices suddenly rise tomorrow. You wait for the bike in the future.
The friendly bear-shaped nurse-like nurse is being tested in some hospitals in Japan.
Russia has announced a new weapon ... even organizes adventure travel for those who like 'pirate travel'.
A German company invents the first mobile toilet that can fit into a women's bag, allowing users to use it anytime they want.
Achievements in the manufacture of robots capable of distinguishing odors and forcing scientists to complete some functions to 'find jobs' for them.
The new method of regenerating hydrogen-containing fuels could open the door to the production of hydrogen-powered engines.
Volkswagen and a German energy company plan to produce a household gas generator using natural gas.
The big size iCub robot with big eyes and white face is the hope of scientists to better understand the development of consciousness in humans.
US scientists have created a thin glass that is lighter than traditional glass and does not break in small explosions.
The 5-minute drug detecting product has been officially announced by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hoang Manh Hung and colleagues of Biochemistry Department and professional document…