Create a magnet that flows like water
Scientists have created a new soft magnet that can flow like water and change shape. This is considered a great beneficial invention in future robotics and medicine tech…
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Scientists have created a new soft magnet that can flow like water and change shape. This is considered a great beneficial invention in future robotics and medicine tech…
With 3D printing technology, researchers plan to reproduce many things, from cells to skin or bones to emergency care.
US scientists have recently adopted successful hair follicles in the laboratory, thanks to the application of 3D printing technology.
'I confirm if Tony Stark is not a fictional character and is designing an Iron Man armor, this is exactly how he does it,' said Adam Savage confidently.
Undeniably technology is changing our lives day by day, but do you realize their silent contribution?
Technology to melt the Moon dust will be a powerful and creative step in the field of human space research.
Nourish3D, a UK-based company has launched a 3D printing device, which can print 7 separate food layers, according to users' needs.
3D printing technology is no longer so strange, but scientists have made them more novel by applying to unique jobs.
A Japanese inventor has successfully built a rubik block capable of rotating and solving itself without human assistance.
With the current growth rate, the world will become extremely different in the next century.
Listen to the predictions of Ray Kurzweil, a famous future research scientist, about human life in the coming years.
Today, science and technology is booming, wherever we are, we can hear all the 3D TVs, 3D movies, 3D sounds, 3D images.
After 60 years of formation and development, the diamond culture technique in the laboratory has achieved many breakthroughs, almost able to simulate nature to create pe…
So in about 30 years, how will the cities we live in change?
The new world record of the smallest printed color image is about the size of a human hair's cross-section.