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Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has introduced the world's smallest mobile robot. This robot will be sold widely in Japan next spring.
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Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has introduced the world's smallest mobile robot. This robot will be sold widely in Japan next spring.
In the future, electric light bulbs will not only have a lighting role, but can also help us access the Internet, communicate with electronic devices in the home.
Korean scientists have just created a robot that can dance to people. It's also an 'Osin
Do not waste toxic gases, without using gasoline, solar powered battery-powered vehicles will change the lives of several million cars in India
In the daytime this lamp takes energy from the sun and wind. When night falls, it only emits weak light. Brightness increases when people or objects pass through the lig…
Scientists from London Nanotechnology Center are using a nano method to study vancomycin activity.
Psychologist Professor Richard Wiseman has designed and built a large-scale multimedia space to ease all stress.
If you think that the stone on the ring is big and gorgeous, the diamonds processed in the laboratory by the new method will overwhelm you.
Nano Technology Laboratory (LNT) HCM City National University has introduced a charger that emits white light, does not generate heat when illuminated,
Marcelo da Luz, a Toronto citizen, has just set a world record by crossing the 15,000 km long by a solar car called
Classical artists have reason to be afraid that robots play hard to play good music because anyway it's just a machine.
With 624 large portable mirrors, a solar park in Europe can produce 11 million kilowatts of electricity a year.
Honda, the world's largest manufacturer of motorcycles, has launched a computer-assisted travel aid for the elderly and workers.
Scientists in Mexico have discovered a way to make synthetic diamonds from tequila
UK scientists have successfully built a robot that resembles a human. It also has the ability to mimic the emotional expression and movement of the human lips.