Waterproof swimming trunks
A businessman in Toronto (Canada) has just released a number of swimwear for men that are completely waterproof when combined with polyester and nanotechnology.
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A businessman in Toronto (Canada) has just released a number of swimwear for men that are completely waterproof when combined with polyester and nanotechnology.
US experts have recently published research results in the development of a perfect super-waterproof material.
Graphene has always been considered a magic material and so far there has been a lot of scientific research to exploit graphene to apply in life.
By applying an electrolytic polymerization process to produce bonding arrays of polymer nanofibers, the researchers developed an insulating material that could conduct h…
Experts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have developed a new self-healing plastic that can patch holes up to more than 3 centimeters, 100 times more th…
A team of specialists from the Siberian National Geographic Institute (SSGA) in Novosibirsk, Russia, has developed a method of using laser radiation (infrared) to detect…
With the ability to kill bacteria, silver has played an important role in the development of anti-bacterial materials and is now commonly used applications such as keybo…
Unmanned equipment is responsible for detecting explosive materials under the sea, helping to reduce the risk of explosion and ensure the safety of human life.
Researchers claim to have found a way to make graphene metamaterials right in a normal kitchen using a blender and dishwashing liquid.
International researchers at the University of Arizona have found a unique method of processing sulfur waste into plastic lenses that can be used for infrared devices.
Two years from now (2016), Hitachi will have the world's fastest elevator with a top speed of 72.4 km / h, higher than the current fastest elevator of the Taipei 101…
Recently, a team of University of California researchers has successfully developed a structured material inspired by the head of shrimp.
Japanese inventors have announced a new technology to produce self-cleaning and scratch-free glass.
Recently, Korean scientists have figured out how to harness the power of toilet water to generate electricity.
The group of ambitious Dutch architects apply this technology to build the 'world's first 3D printing house', located next to a canal north of Amsterdam.