US micro-robotic systems carry syringes into the spinal cord
US scientists have created a micro-magnetic robot system that can swim in blood vessels and spinal cord, carry an electric syringe from a syringe or dissolve blood clots…
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US scientists have created a micro-magnetic robot system that can swim in blood vessels and spinal cord, carry an electric syringe from a syringe or dissolve blood clots…
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new super-stable and ultra-light alloy that even floats on the water, opening up the possibility of making ships and ships…
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…
US scientists have tested a scanner that identifies a person from a distance of 12 meters.
The in-vehicle installation system will alert you by identifying the driver's body language and traffic conditions.
The world's most accurate atomic clock will only deviate a second for 15 billion years.
US scientists use 3D printers to create tiny hearts and liver chambers, hoping to be used in the field of medicine in the future.
Ford has introduced a new vehicle speed control system called the Intelligent Speed Limiter. This technology is designed to minimize accidents as well as fines as we run…
US scientists are working on a machine that turns CO2 into oxygen. It is expected that the technology will be completed and put into use in 2020.
Russian scientists have learned how to make ultra-thin diamonds. Building on that carbon nanostructures will produce a new generation of electronics that is much more re…
Although the trend of new technology application has only made the number of jobs increase modestly, many US manufacturers believe that technology will create many jobs…
For the first time, a Japanese robot designed to withstand high levels of radiation and heat at damaged nuclear plants such as Fukushima was launched.
Recently, a self-generated wave energy generator called PowerBuoy has been able to generate self-powered power for marine equipment that has been tested by the US Navy.
European scientists have invented a completely new production technology that can take advantage of nylon, a yarn material to make bicycles as hard as a steel bike.