Equipment to filter dirty water into drinking water by sunlight
Researchers at the University of Texas, USA are developing equipment capable of producing clean drinking water from most polluted water or seawater, even from the Dead S…
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Researchers at the University of Texas, USA are developing equipment capable of producing clean drinking water from most polluted water or seawater, even from the Dead S…
The laboratory identified five tunnel sites built by the Hamas movement in recent months.
Smartphone is an indispensable device in daily life with many benefits in terms of entertainment as well as work.
Plume Labs is one of the most prominent start-up companies on the topic of air pollution in major cities. C
Acer devices are designed as conventional beads, in which designs can be customized or customized.
Researchers have developed a small device made of gold and silicon that attaches to the body and can generate electricity by stretching or performing other simple moveme…
The US military has just launched a competitive product in the drone market.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has just approved the production of the Wattup Midfield.
At the 2017 TechDemo Exhibition, the Ministry of Science and Technology cooperates with the City People's Committee. Da Nang organized, Duy Tan University (Da Nang) intr…
According to research by the United Nations University (Japan), every year the world emits 50 million tons of electronic waste and only 15% of these are processed.
The NewScientist, Vocktail was developed by Nimemsha Ranasinghe and colleagues at Singapore National University.
The US special forces were equipped with ultra-modern night vision goggles, allowing American soldiers to move as well as observe easily at night.
Ingo Maure, the German lighting manufacturer, has launched a new balloon-inspired lighting device, Designboom, on Aug. 26.
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
Infrared emitters can transfer data up to 300 times faster than current systems, Reuters reported on Aug. 14.