New battery technology absorbs CO2 to fuel itself
For years, scientists have been searching for different ways to collect carbon and store it underground or even in the ocean.
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For years, scientists have been searching for different ways to collect carbon and store it underground or even in the ocean.
HRP-5P is a robot that has just been introduced by Japan in order to perform a kind of work to replace workers in dangerous working environments.
Fiberbot is a very special
According to Mirror, the scene is like in a Hollywood blockbuster, when robots are self-acting without human intervention.
According to Hyperloop Technology Transport Company (HTT), Hyperloop is designed to transport passengers at super-fast speeds through magnetic induction pipes.
Chief researcher Adrian Linacre said that this technology has helped to significantly improve existing DNA analysis tools.
Through 3 million high-resolution satellite images built into 3D maps, the risk of landslides, floods and diseases can be detected.
The nearly 750m2 farm of Iron Ox operates fully automatically under the supervision of a farmer robot named Angus.
Time will tell whether the two Indian physicists have changed the physics we know, thereby bringing technology one step further.
In only 250 milliseconds, Quad Morphing wingspan will reduce by 48% and overcome obstacles or narrow spaces before returning to the original position.
Researchers from the University of Utah have found a very effective way to take photos and videos without the need for an indispensable component.
If you suffer from chronic insomnia, smart sleeppads can be helpful for you.
While most ultrasound machines are currently quite bulky and expensive, a team at the University of British Columbia (UBC, Canada) has successfully built devices with si…
2 types of plastic sensors and autonomous activities developed by Saudi Arabian engineers can be used to collect wireless data about plant growth status.
If tested successfully, all of the company's cargo ships will be converted to sail when transporting Airbus aircraft parts.