Opening of the website 'Press with children'
In the morning of November 17, in Hanoi, the Swedish Academy of Journalism and Propaganda and the Swedish Children Relief Organization officially launched the webstite.
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In the morning of November 17, in Hanoi, the Swedish Academy of Journalism and Propaganda and the Swedish Children Relief Organization officially launched the webstite.
These devices integrate with mobile phones, help detect and warn high levels of stress based on heart rate, respiratory, mood, posture and body temperature.
AAV is the latest model of the first generation amphibious amphibious vehicle that was developed for landing operations on islands during World War II.
After a tiring day of work, what the office workers want is probably to enjoy a good night's sleep.
When disaster strikes, every minute is significant, especially for rescuing trapped victims. In an attempt to find faster survivors, American researchers developed bio-c…
Ecosphere Technologies has completed the first version of a closed-end device to help disaster-stricken areas be named the PowerCube.
Scientists say the ring designed specifically for the toddler can reduce snoring, thereby helping the owner sleep better.
The new NASA launches a new robot, capable of standing on two legs like a human and is used to aid rescue operations.
After natural disasters such as the typhoon Haiyan ravaging the Philippines, relief work on affected areas is often difficult due to the infrastructure being damaged.
Difficult or immobile patients will be less afraid of fear and pain when moving or cleaning, thanks to a smart bed invented by a young man in HCMC.
A high tech bracelet can help human rights activists and relief workers reduce the risk of kidnapping or murder in dangerous areas.
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…