Snake machine nosing in nuclear power plant
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…
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Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…
Researchers including Do Quang Minh, Tran Thi Thu Thuy, Department of Silicat Materials, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology have studied the effect of barite on t…
Tokyo-based Cyberdyne Technologies (Japan) on Nov. 7 has released a robot skeleton to support the travel of workers at nuclear power plants.
After years of funding for the research, Fluor decided to deploy a compact Nuscale nuclear reactor and invest in this project for $ 30 million.
Arktis radiation detector is a radiation detector, designed to help customs officials and border guards detect and distinguish dangerous nuclear materials from available…
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) USA, was awarded $ 7.5 million, as part of a new initiative by the US Department of Energy to support: technology researc…
A type of shirt that doesn't seem very fashionable, bulging when worn because there are two fans inside, but it is very attractive to customers in Japan because it helps…
Arctic is considered to be a place of rich natural resources. Therefore, the race to the North Pole is attracting more and more special guests.
At the seminar organized by Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute on May 31 and June 1, Russian experts said that Vietnam needs to thoroughly examine the plant construction si…
Since Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant was badly damaged by the massive earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, you must have gained a little more knowled…
The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant test in Japan is being put on hold.
A British technology company has sent 6 robots controlled by handhelds such as the Fukushima game console to help solve the nuclear problem.
Today, France will send its robots to Japan to help overcome the consequences at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.
On January 27, Russian professors announce a successful production