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American scientists have invented a breakthrough, capable bio-mechanical ear
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American scientists have invented a breakthrough, capable bio-mechanical ear
Scientists are testing a type of mechanical arm that can be controlled by thought. If successful, this would be a revolution for those who lost their arms or were paraly…
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Australian scientists have invented a new device, which can help transfer energy to pacemakers without the need for a charging cable.
Four students from the University of Houston's mechanical engineering department built a shoe called PediPower for their graduation project.
Pu Qingliang - a 21-year-old mechanical student studying at Chongqing Mechanical and Electrical Vocational Institute, Chongqing - came up with the idea of creating a f…
Princeton University has successfully built a silicon rubber chip capable of generating electricity only by walking or breathing people.
Researchers at the US Naval Laboratory and Clark Atlanta University have improved the technique of using cobalt (Co) bands to significantly improve the toughness of old…
A K-Ho ethnic farmer, who had just finished grade 9 and never went to mechanical school, had been able to successfully improve the corn plucking machine, increasing labo…
Producer Western Digital (WD) on March 3 unveiled the unique WD Black2 dual drive line, a combination of 120GB solid-state drive (SSD) with 1 TB of mechanical drive (HDD…
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Austrian scientists at the IQOQI Optical and Quantum Institute have just created the first quantum byte containing 8 bits of calcium ion particles. Currently, quantum co…
After decades of research, scientists have proven that electrodynamics can be applied to aircraft.
Airbus unveiled an aircraft model in front of a crowd of more than 10,000 people near the company's headquarters in Toulouse, France.
Making a 1: 1 engine block from waste is hard enough and requires more investment, more elaborate.