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Russian radar can detect metal balls from 2,000km
Located in the A-135 anti-ballistic missile complex on the outskirts of Moscow, the Don-2N radar can detect targets from all directions at extreme distances.
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Samsung's destructive weapons you never knew
As the largest Korean corporation, it is understandable that consumer electronics is not the only field with Samsung footprints
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The 200-gauge radar camera technology is as small as a fingernail
Singapore's NTU technology allows the camera to reduce its size by up to 100 times.
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Intel introduces a smart helmet that looks at objects
Intel may have surpassed Microsoft in the race to the virtual world of virtual reality.
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Discover Mercedes-Benz self-propelled vehicle technology
Self-propelled vehicle technology promises to bring people safety, comfort and personalization. Currently, there are many cars equipped with auto technologies such as ga…
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Google's breakthrough technology
Forget the physical touch screens and buttons, Google's Soli project allows users to control electronic devices by waving their hands in the air.
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He developed a sensor cloth that tracks body movement
Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company, has developed a smart fabric that can track body movements.
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Italy tested the light quantum radar system
Italian scientists have unveiled a new radar system, sparking hope for an advanced air-traffic control system, capable of tracking the missing plane like Malaysia's Boei…
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Korea launches 'stealth' paint
South Korea has developed a radar-absorbing paint that will allow these warships to be stealthed by enemy radar.
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Belgium's radar test helps detect volcanic ash
According to a reporter in Brussels, on 28 October, Belgium conducted a radar detector test of volcanic ash over the Bay of Biscay.
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Sound wave radar equipment
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
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The alarm application is tracked from the satellite
A new smartphone app will alert users when and what kind of satellite may be watching them from the air.
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NASA introduces radar to help detect buried survivors
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
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Earth will not have 'secret'
Moscow engineers jokingly called their invention 'tool to assist the treasure hunter'. They designed the georadar - a new lightweight, high-sensitivity radar.
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Radar has a high crossborder
With advanced hydraulics and mechanics, Belarusian Vostok E radars deployed and recovered a station in just six minutes, meeting the needs of combat operations. Due to b…