The Japanese have created the world's most exclusive walking bike
There are pedestrians who lose weight, have cyclists lose weight. Do them differently, ride a bike by walking to lose weight!
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There are pedestrians who lose weight, have cyclists lose weight. Do them differently, ride a bike by walking to lose weight!
Engineer Kazuyo Sejima wants high-speed trains in Japan to be as stealthy as an airplane in the movie Wonder Woman.
Micro-houses can be a very strange concept for most of us but are considered as an effective solution for busy residential areas in Tokyo, Japan - one of the most populo…
Japan's Toshiba Corp. today introduced a remote-controlled robot that collects radioactive fuel rods from Fukushima's No. 3 reactor that stopped operating due to…
Japan is a country with many breakthrough initiatives that help improve the quality of life for people.
Let's see how Japan can bring surprises to us with the challenge of toilet experience!
Japanese scientists have taken a new step in the process of creating a robot capable of communicating like a human.
The tiny robot folds into many folds that can climb, swim, carry double the weight of the body. US scientists hope the robot will be put into the human body, serving the…
Japan's magnetic track reached 590 km / h, breaking the record 12 years ago.
Recently, House Foods Group of Japan has introduced a product not very spicy eye. This non-tantalizing onion is made by neutralizing the compound that radiates.
Recently, the Central Japan Railway Company has released a public test version of a high-speed magnetic buffer train at Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture.
A Japanese eyewear company has developed a product that can determine the wearer's fatigue level.
A tiny personal computer can be worn on the ear and controlled by a blink of an eye or a tongue clamp is being tested in Japan.
Kirobo, the Japanese talking robot, recently made his first conversation with astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS).
Arton Willis used Origami paper art to create foldable and neatly folded Oru kayaks in backpacks.