South Korea deploys a state-of-the-art frontier robot team
In the context of tension on the border with North Korea as a slow-blowing bomb, the South Korean military has deployed a team of advanced military robots in the borderi…
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In the context of tension on the border with North Korea as a slow-blowing bomb, the South Korean military has deployed a team of advanced military robots in the borderi…
Famous 19th century Vincent van Gogh in a distressing dystopian left his own ear.
Thanks to state-of-the-art technology and the development of electronic cochlear implant technology, hearing impaired people can now partially restore hearing.
Arton Willis used Origami paper art to create foldable and neatly folded Oru kayaks in backpacks.
Smartphones and computers are becoming more and more popular, so many people use less of their hands to write than before. And the Japanese are concerned that their call…
The scientific community is creating robots that are actors or artists to meet the needs of human entertainment, in addition to home help or provide necessary informatio…
Professor Warren S. Warren, who developed laser application technology to study melanoma, has just discovered a new application of lasers: discovering the mysteries bene…
Google has turned the glasses every day into a technology product, so there's no reason they can't turn shoes into attractive high-tech items.
A US television service provider has filed a patent application for a state-of-the-art decoding technology that detects crowded audiences on the sofa and automatically t…
A Washington, DC-based company is developing a state-of-the-art wireless technology that enables laser power transmission.
German scientists have 'trained' a robot to talk to people to ask the road. Equipped with state-of-the-art cameras and scanners, this unique robot is seen as a big step…
It is not easy to record accurately in the sea. So scientists have taken advantage of the art of simulating ocean organisms to achieve high results.
The US Navy has successfully developed a state-of-the-art gun, hailed as the world's strongest and capable of completely destroying a target over 160km away ...
New research into the plasmon effect has overcome the earlier limitation of the ability to absorb light to convert it into electricity from solar cells.
Industrial art designers at Designaffairs Studio in Germany have introduced the idea of a Tamtam 'GPS torch', a compact navigation device that features a project…