Japanese robots participate in anti-terrorist drills
On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
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On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
TEPCO and the Japanese government have decided to use robots to increase worker access to reactor buildings.
The combination of toilet and smartphone applications can make people think of funny stories.
Toshiba has developed a four-legged robot capable of conducting investigation and recovery operations at locations deemed too risky for human use, such as the Fukushima…
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.
Hokuriku University, Japan, on May 30, said the research team has developed Silicene technology to produce large-area silicon films. This type of membrane is one atom th…
Seal robots are the latest weapon in the fight against the mental collapse of Japanese tsunami survivors.
Hollywood's 'Avatar' blockbuster is one step closer to reality with new inventions by Japanese scientists.
Researchers at the Robotics Arai Lab, Osaka University, Japan, have successfully created the Asterisk Robot (with six symmetrically spaced legs spaced 60 degrees apart a…
The world's largest accelerator is expected to be built in Japan at an estimated cost of $ 10 billion.
Japanese media reported that China has decided to limit exports of rare earths and wants Japanese companies to introduce technology to develop rare earth products to Chi…
In the second satellite project of Japan called RISESAT, FPT Technology Research Institute will participate in manufacturing the electronic part to control earth observa…
Japan signed an agreement to buy US F-35 fighter jets, believed to be the next-generation fighter aircraft of the Japanese Air Force Self-Defense Force.
Researchers in Japan have created an alloy with properties similar to palladium, a precious metal used in many high-tech products.
Japanese scientists have developed a type of smart meter that can measure the size of nm, mainly made of silicon carbide.