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The US Army tests refueling robots for combat helicopters
The army regularly set up refueling stations at forward bases so helicopters could return to the war as quickly as possible.
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Russia uses whales to defend naval base?
Russia hopes to train whales to protect its naval base and even destroy the intruder.
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NASA developed the Valkyrie robot to build a human base on Mars
After attending DARPA's search and rescue robot competition last year, NASA continues to develop Valkyrie as a stand-alone robot.
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Unique bonsai floating in the air
The team of designers from The Hoshinchu (Japan) has combined technology with bonsai art to create a unique product called
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Find a way to create concrete with materials on Mars
By heating sulfur at twice its melting point, scientists believe they can produce concrete from Mars's material.
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Has found a way to produce graphene metamaterials at 100 times cheaper
The only thing that keeps graphene from creating a comprehensive revolution is the expensive price.
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Heat retention for winter operation
FuelWear, based in Toronto, Canada, has launched the Flame Base Layer.
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Integrate wifi station on the aircraft to support the army
The US Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has begun a plan to expand connections for military units outside the front by using small unmanned drones (Drones) made…
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DNA bar codes are anti-goods
In an effort to eliminate low-quality or disguised electronics, the US Department of Defense began applying DNA barcodes to track the origin of the device.
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Wave your hand over the code
Whether it is an online banking, social networking or email account, all traditional codes can be replaced by waving to Intel technology.
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US next-generation test aircraft
NASA and Boeing have successfully tested the modified X-48C aircraft at the Edwards Air Force Base in California. With this success, NASA hopes the X-48C will become pop…
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Light source for deep space
Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson has worked with engineer Frederick Ottesen to create a light bulb called the 'little sun' with the hope of bringing light to dev…
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Weapons of special forces
The emergence of water espionage is really a threat to the naval bases, becoming the driving force behind the development of the 'imitation of counterfeit' weapons.
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How to make new hydrogen
Scientists at Penn State University and Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered a way to produce hydrogen by exposing aluminum clusters to water.