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UK researchers have unveiled a prototype of a new helmet, using a vibration mechanism to help firefighters navigate the roads in dense smoke and dark shadows.
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UK researchers have unveiled a prototype of a new helmet, using a vibration mechanism to help firefighters navigate the roads in dense smoke and dark shadows.
The Volvo (Swedish) automaker has successfully developed a device that is expected to bring about a revolution in traffic safety, as it can scan to locate obstacles in f…
Ethical controversies are a major obstacle to human-robot ambitions, using only the human brain to maintain the operation of a completely artificial body.
Intelligence is like a bird: Flying Rescue Robot (Flying Rescue Robot) will avoid obstacles. Being able to orient themselves in damaged forests, tunnels or buildings, th…
The Chiba Technology Institute in Tokyo (Japan) invented a new wheelchair
The biggest obstacle in communication between the deaf and the common person is that the two parties can not communicate directly with one another. Although sign languag…
Considering that two-tier aircraft is still in use today, the designs of these designers include the second wing with the effect of preventing drag created by obstacles…
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have released the first camera capable of recording objects obscured by obstacles.
Scientists at Harvard University have created a 'super flexible' robot that crawls and crawls through narrow gaps.
The NSK designer of Japan has successfully built a new 'robot dog', capable of helping blind people to move more easily when encountering obstacles ahead.
By installing more 3D cameras and some hi-tech accessories, German inventors have improved the traditional white-eye-bar for visually impaired people into a device that…
According to DelPro, the US military entered a test drive of the new six-wheel-drive ADP.
US scientists have successfully built robots capable of overcoming obstacles up to 7.5 m in height.
It sounds like science fiction, but it's a real robot made by experts at the University of Reading (UK).