Sony successfully developed ultra-thin screens that can bend
In the race to produce ultra-thin screens for TVs, mobile phones and other devices, Sony probably developed a product that beat all other products - it's a thin screen.…
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In the race to produce ultra-thin screens for TVs, mobile phones and other devices, Sony probably developed a product that beat all other products - it's a thin screen.…
To build quantum computers, scientists still face a few challenges. One of the challenges is that quantum computers are very vulnerable
On the 29th of May in Kyosho, a water toy company, Kyosho, introduced a plastic robot, size 1/5 in size, for the user to install. Assemble.
The race to build humanoid robots has made a significant step forward this week as scientists in Spain successfully built an artificial cerebellum. This cerebellum will…
Kenichi Horie, a Japanese, yesterday launched a raft advertised to serve the world's first sea voyage with a ship.
At a recent exhibition in Tokyo, scientists demonstrated a new generation of robots capable of jumping to iPod music without programming.
Hubo, the first bipedal robot in South Korea, learned to balance successfully on the Segway.
In February this year, China established a reconnaissance robot team. Robots 'No. 1 vanguard' are capable of undertaking reconnaissance missions on the battlefield, remo…
According to Reuters, a new generation of robots has appeared in Japan, can show 36 different facial expressions when listening to a keyword or a sentence in English. Ka…
Swedish scientists have successfully produced a paper board capable of producing sound every time you touch it. This invention opens many applications in advertising and…
What chaos is the charger for laptops, mobile phones, PDAs ... that may soon disappear - according to a US research team that has just published a new study of energy (e…
US military officials are developing a teddy bear-like robot for use in bringing injured soldiers out of combat.
British scientists at the University of Nottingham have successfully researched and developed a fetal heart rate monitor with a cell phone and weight of 100g.
European scientists are developing a special outfit, capable of monitoring the health of the wearer. In the future, this new technology will be a tool to assist doctors…
Japanese company Mitsubishi has announced the launch of its Wakamaru robot leasing service at work desks at hotels, hotels and other locations.