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A group of Chinese military technology researchers said they have successfully built a radar that can detect stealth aircraft, which cannot be detected by conventional r…
Undeniably technology is changing our lives day by day, but do you realize their silent contribution?
Scientists from the Dominican Republic published the results of a new study to verify the discovery of carbon, called Diamano.
With 'knowledgeable' pots, tens of thousands of flower plants will be cultivated and cared for almost completely automatically, contributing to the world's leading posit…
Who is worried that machines are not sophisticated enough to replace people will have to think again.
The next generation of US military guns is expected to integrate computers capable of calculating projectile traits, face recognition and hydrophobic glasses.
Scientists at the University of Northern Illinois (USA) have built a tool based on artificial intelligence (AI) that can decipher the cry of babies.
The resulting material is much lighter than conventional metal bulletproof armor, but has the same durability.
Researchers hope to invent a human mind reading chip that can be applied in many fields, from health and education to security and entertainment.
This vehicle has 5 seats, operates with 6 propellers, has the same design as the remote control aircraft.
The new aircraft design with this radical change is to place the passenger cabin in the wing of the aircraft along with the cargo boxes and fuel to improve fuel efficien…
The new design of engineers from National University of Singapore (NUS) helps noise reduction 6 times more effective than other solutions, while being more compact.
Japan has just deployed the first fire-fighting robot system in the city of Ichihara in Chiba Prefecture, where many petrochemical plants are concentrated.
A new pajamas developed by US researchers can analyze the wearer's body indicators.
Filter paper coated with a special polymer increases the possibility of water evaporation, creating a water source that meets WHO standards.