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The superhuman flying at super-fast speeds can penetrate even the toughest armor.
South Korea is planning to build high-speed trains that can carry passengers at nearly the speed of sound.
If you think grapheme is not impressive and 2016 is no longer surprising, graphene has come and knocked on the door of discovery later this year.
You can be assured that these ceiling fans do not spin so fast and so hard that they are just like a real plane engine.
Qualcomm has just announced its latest fast-charging technology, called Quick Charge 4.0, which enables smartphones that only need 5 minutes of charge to get enough batt…
The newly discovered technique can help artificial intelligence achieve 87% of the performance of the outstanding players in the game.
A trip to your super-fast Hyperloop One will be like this: first you'll take your smartphone to book your trip, just like the way we book a Grab or Uber today.
Just one button, the entire window on the car or window, ... will quickly transform from transparent to completely black glass.
George Matus, a boy just 18 years old and just graduated from high school, surprised the world when he unveiled an unmanned aircraft with a record speed of 85 miles per…
According to the Polish News Agency (PAP), the camera is fitted with an X-ray detection system capable of counting single photons and capturing up to 20,000 frames per s…
With the development so fast, data doubled every two years, storage is becoming more and more difficult.
Iron nitride - a magnetic material that meets the needs of flexible energy storage devices but is smaller, lighter and more durable than before.
Technology is growing, so more and more robots are identical to humans, they have intelligence and ability to react extremely fast. It is time for us to guard against a…
Lockheed Martin, America's largest defense technology company, has announced significant technological breakthroughs that help develop supersonic aircraft at speeds…