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A tiny box implanted in the chest can be a revolutionary solution for snoring people, which is the nightmare of the nightmare.
Military media predicted that in 2010, the T-95 super tank, more strongly evaluated than the main tank T-90, will appear in the Russian military staff.
This particular device can emit about 290 teraats / h (1,012 Wh), which is 80 times the current generation capacity of the world.
NEC Electronics and Soundpower (Japan) have worked together to develop a very common device today: remote control.
A new device has been created in the United States to release women from the pain of a breast cancer test.
US troops have ordered Lund & Company Invention to use toy rocket launch technology to reduce the possibility of lethal gunfire.
New sensors to detect illegal chemicals and illegal drugs to combat crime and terrorism are being developed by scientists at the University of Belfast in Queen ...
An idea to create a ski simulator can help people play at anytime and anywhere.
Dr. Do Quoc Quang and colleagues of the Institute of Technology and Ministry of Industry and Trade have studied, successfully developed technology and production lines o…
Israeli researchers warn that civilian aircraft can be shot down by electronic devices according to the installation instructions on the internet.
Stronger, faster and more rigid are the properties of one
European Space Agency (EADS) has announced a laser surveillance system aimed at detecting snipers before they perform assassination.
John Lennon Airport in Liverpool city of England will become the first airport in the world to use technology to turn passenger's breath into biofuels.
Ultra-thin diamond films drilled with microscopic laser pores can be used as a screening device for many patients with renal impairment.
Engineers at the University of Florida used radar technology commonly used in military surveillance equipment