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Developed by researchers in Japan, the robot is being located at the Japan Science Museum and is considered as a new stepping stone of Japanese robot technology in parti…
By combining 3D printing technology and using specific chemicals, scientists can turn small-sized aircraft with their palms much larger.
Inadequate human manipulation, scientists in Japan decided to find ways to make the movements of natural robots look like humans.
The small touch screen makes it difficult to manipulate and watch content on smart watches.
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
In the heat of the Scottsdale desert in Arizona (Western America), 147 brains and human bodies are
People can undergo physiological agitation when touching the sensitive parts of the robot, similar to touching another person.
Instead of using the hand to create movement, Ogo users will move their bodies to order 2 wheels. This is a new idea by New Zealand designer Kevin Halsall, and is inspir…
Imagine that electrical energy is always around us, just as you move, or walk a step can produce energy.
New research by German and New Zealand scientists indicates that invisible coats are easy to detect when the relative speed between the shirt and the observer changes.
The high-tech T-shirt was invented by British company Curiscope. It was named Virtuali-Tee.
The Portuguese artist group uses a new tattoo technique that combines traditional tattoos and map projection technology to create tattoos moving in the human body.
Scientists have created a wheelchair that can only be controlled by thinking and they have implanted a control device into the monkey's brain to
In material science, you should never underestimate the power of an object, although it seems very small.
With a pyramid-shaped structure hovering close to the surface of the water, the state-of-the-art luxury superyacht designed by the British engineer promises to bring an…