US tests bulletproof jacket 'as long as the shot'
The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
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The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
A digital greenhouse has just appeared in Tokyo, using illusion lighting and the 'vegetable orchestra'.
Alum Burnova, a member of the research team, said that the biomass was made from natural fibers, saturated so long in a special solution.
This is a breakthrough in the design of traditional turboprop engines, which are very popular in today's aviation industry.
A Japanese research group has successfully developed a super-slim organic solar cell that is waterproof, easy to attach to clothes, and easy to wash.
Irish scientists have discovered an enzyme called lysozyme that turns tears into electricity, according to Live Science.
Japanese car company introduced the E2-DR emergency response robot prototype with its distinctive orange blouse.
Surgical robots, microwaves act as cooks, fire robots are modern technologies that will appear in 2025.
National Interest magazine reported that Lockheed Martin Group is developing a new version of the SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy plane that appeared in 2013.
According to Google, this headset is one
According to the researchers, self-control vehicles on the farm have done everything, from start to finish.
Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder (USA) have invented a type of metal film that works to cool the surrounding environment without using electricity.
Nigel Stanford - a New Zealand musician - has had interesting experiments in creating music by machine and technology.
It is estimated that about 8,000 people die each year from landslides. While many others have very few ways to get rid of these horrifying disasters.
Sony's first attack will be a pet robot, like a real dog, controlling home appliances with voice commands.