The world's first cable-less elevator has appeared in Germany
Scenes of action movies using elevator cables will no longer play, as any modern building applies this extremely advanced ladder system.
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Scenes of action movies using elevator cables will no longer play, as any modern building applies this extremely advanced ladder system.
The $ 43 million MULTI elevator, applied without cable technology, will be tested at the 246m high tower in Germany.
German reactors can produce powerful, high-precision 3D magnetic fields that can generate endless energy for humans.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
Germany is planning to soon put into use hydrogen fuel trains to protect the environment in 2017 or 2018.
The German space agency is building a new jet that can carry passengers from Europe to Australia in just 90 minutes at a rate of 25 times the sound.
German scientists have recently reported a successful development of a new face detection technology even in the dark.
Butterfly butterfly is a new product launched by Robot Festo Company (Germany). This robot is simulated with butterflies in addition to the reality of the surprise.
Using a solar reflecting mirror is the idea of developing a strange German weapon in World War II.
Consumers can often only imagine infrared lights used at physiotherapy centers or medical clinics with burgundy light illuminating ...
Rheinmetal Waffe Munition (RWM) of Germany is preparing to launch two new 40 mm caliber individual rocket launchers.
The German Aerospace Center, a research institute for mechanics and robots, recently researched and developed a wheeled robot. This type of robot is not only capable of…
New generation transistors have the function of calculation and storage function, the power consumption is only one millionth of the previous.
German scientists have made a breakthrough in medicine when imaging nuclear magnetic resonance imaging.
Dubbed the world's largest solar power train, PlanetSolar is 31 meters long and 15 meters wide, weighing 60 tons, launched in Kiel.