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AG600: Largest marine seaplane in the world
The AG600, the world's largest seaplane, has just been launched by a state-owned company, considered by experts to be the latest attempt by the nation to promote the…
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The US grows vegetables on a submarine
A US Navy lab is studying how to grow green vegetables on a submarine for the crew's three-month trips.
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Hyperloop One will turn a 3.5-hour flight to only 28 minutes
Many questions appear around the Hyperloop high-speed train project like: How much is the construction cost? Where will it be built? How fast will it move?
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Sea-going hybrid airplanes move with air cushion
FlyShip is a type of ocean transport designed by German engineers to provide full functionality of ships, aircraft and air-cushioned vessels.
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Production of alcohol by technology ... submarine
The famous Palmaz Vineyards made in Napa Valley, Calif., Have been added to the line of incubators and have produced advanced submarine-like technology such as intellige…
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New signal processing techniques can double the data transmission distance on fiber optic systems
A new method of signal processing via fiber optic cable has been successfully developed by researchers and this method can significantly increase the error-free data tra…
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Sepios - Swimmers swim by 'fins', inspired by squid
A team of engineering students at ETH Zurich, Switzerland, has developed a robot with wavy fins that allows it to move back and forth, rotating or hovering in water.
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Japan develops the deepest dive ship in the world
The Japan-based marine research agency based in Kanagawa prefecture plans to study and develop the world's most proficient diving diver.
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What is stealth technology? How does it work?
You've heard of stealth aircraft, stealth submarines but do you know what the meaning of invisibility here really is?
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Development of a robot controlled ship project
German and Swedish experts are developing a robot-controlled cruise ship project, with safety advantages and savings of up to 50%.
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China's ultrasound submarine runs to the US in 100 minutes
China has taken a step closer to the ambition to create an ultrasound submarine that could move from Shanghai to San Francisco in less than two hours.
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Improved hummingbird helicopters
Flyers use flying energy very effectively, can flap wings to stand still, suspended in the air.
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Smart buoys detect sharks
AUSTRALIAN researchers have recently introduced a smart alert buoyancy device that can detect the presence of sharks in the sea and send a signal to the rescue team.
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Unmanned ships monitor submarines
The US military plans to test unmanned ships that monitor diesel-electric submarines next year (2015).
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These designs bring humanity to the new world
NASA has just announced 12 futuristic designs that promise to bring people to new worlds, such as submarines on Titan moon and giant grid of asteroids.