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The University of Technology and Technology (UTEC) in Lime, Peru, has shaken hands with the Mayo Publicidad advertising agency to create a billboard capable of condensin…
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The University of Technology and Technology (UTEC) in Lime, Peru, has shaken hands with the Mayo Publicidad advertising agency to create a billboard capable of condensin…
In the context of increasingly scarce water resources, a New Zealand company cooperated with the Australian Federal Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIR…
Russian defense equipment manufacturers have released a personal product for diving. This diving kit is more convenient and safe for underwater rescue work, which can op…
A US toy manufacturing company has created a pen that can draw objects using 3D print technology, according to a news release from Mashable (US) on Feb. 21.
German experts have just introduced a high-tech, writing-on-air glove, suitable for use with Google Glass. The introduction of the so-called 'air pen' is seen as an omen…
The Royal British Air Force has used Tornado bombers for decades and built a new Typhoon squadron.
In the past year, the scientific community has constantly researched and manufactured products to serve human life, many inventions have been highly appreciated by the w…
The Australian army will be the first armed force to use the most advanced smart bomb version built by Boeing Corporation.
Through the wireless internet, users will be able to download support for devices like the iPhone or iPad and synchronize with the Netatmo.
Korean designers have painted a high-tech umbrella, without the need for a dome, but still make sure the user is not wet.
LG has launched a completely new product market, an ideal combination, air conditioner cum mosquito repellent function.
By applying the technology of NASA, physicist Chris Benmore of the research team at the Argonne National Laboratory has created a pair of wave-capable speakers. sound to…
Researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have simulated pulmonary edema in a microchip lined with human living cells.
Simulation of one of the world's most agile insects, dragonfly robots are more likely to become new pets in the tech era.