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This invention has such superior capabilities that it can cook like a chef and do many housework like a maid.
Zhuge Liang's multiple crossbow could shoot up to 15 arrows in 10 seconds, becoming a fearsome weapon on the battlefields of ancient China.
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The DeepSouth supercomputer has an advanced human brain simulation design, expected to start operating in April 2024.
On December 21, 2023, 13-year-old Willis Gibson crossed his arms over his head and leaned back in his chair while in his room in Stillwater, Oklahoma (USA), and could no…
These chips are expected to bring unprecedented benefits such as extreme performance and super-fast heat dissipation.
Some experts believe that XMail could be a game changer in the email service industry that Gmail has dominated for more than a decade.
Do you think the spinning circle when starting Windows is an animation? Not so!
Startup Minus Zero develops zPod, a self-driving public transportation vehicle with a mind of its own.
Singaporean company ST Engineering announced the first orders for Airfish-8, a hybrid vehicle using wing-to-ground effect that will enter service in 2025.
Unitree Robotics announced that its bipedal humanoid robot H1 set a new speed record by moving at 3.3 meters per second (11.9 km/h).
Billionaire Elon Musk's Neuralink project to put a computer into the human brain has the potential to change the lives of some people, but it also causes many ethical is…
Unmanned trains operate through Communication Based Train Control (CBTC - Communication-based train control) technology.
Instead of using conventional mechanical drills with metal tips, the US will use technology that has never appeared in the world.
The XB-1 prototype of the Overture supersonic airliner completed all testing goals, including reaching an altitude of 2,170m and a speed of 440km/h.