Use laser light to detect bombs from a distance of 1km
An aerial plane can use a laser beam to sweep a large area beneath it and detect where it is carrying bombs or other dangerous chemicals and stimulants.
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An aerial plane can use a laser beam to sweep a large area beneath it and detect where it is carrying bombs or other dangerous chemicals and stimulants.
Researchers from Cambridge University recently created a high-temperature superconductor with the ability to create a magnetic field of 17.6 Tesla.
A large amount of excess heat arises from industrial processes and power generation projects, researchers around the world have spent decades searching for ways to explo…
Housing developer Daiwa House (Japan) has introduced a special gallery called Try Lab, where customers can visit their new home in cyberspace.
Robots are large in shape and size like the real characters in the famous Transformers movie made by Chinese farmers with scraps and old materials.
Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.
New advances in transistor technology can help create LEDs that provide a large light source at an affordable price.
Droughts, environmental pollution and water scarcity are urging large industrial corporations, from fuel companies to chemical manufacturers, to seek their own waste wat…
A large size diving suit will be used in ocean research and will overcome the depth limitations with conventional diving.
Researchers at the University of Southern California have launched large-format 3D printers that can build a home within 24 hours.
Finding a place in a large and unfamiliar complex will not be difficult thanks to the presence of SkyCall - a flying robot capable of leading you to the right place.
Destroying a large building is not easy when engineers may have to use explosives to break up huge blocks of concrete.
At a research institute in Brindisi, eastern Italy, people are cooking a special thing in a large saucepan, not a traditional pasta but an organic plasticizer.
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.
The Japanese government will discuss the project to build the International Linear Accelerator, a machine that will help scientists learn dark matter, with experts on Ju…