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The University of London developed a methane absorption spectrum
As we all know, each different molecule absorbs light in different ways.
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China pilot mini-drones test
Researchers at Tianjin University have recently completed a new trial of a new underwater vehicle (UVV).
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Application of laser to detect drug, explosive remotely
A team of specialists from the Siberian National Geographic Institute (SSGA) in Novosibirsk, Russia, has developed a method of using laser radiation (infrared) to detect…
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Seabed mapping technology to find missing aircraft
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has released a detailed map of the seafloor in the southern Indian Ocean to find the Malaysian a…
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Bluefin-21 robot submarine starts looking for black box MH370
Missing aircraft search teams MH370 brought a robot submarine for the first time to search.
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The role of high-tech search engine
Malaysia Airlines' search for missing aircraft can be supported by the adoption of a number of high-tech search engines such as underwater auto vehicles or remote operat…
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Emergency aircraft navigation device
The emergency locator designed on each aircraft can be the focal point to help rescue forces locate aircraft in certain circumstances.
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Hunting for twins
Hard-to-swallow cases involving suspects are likely to be soon to be dismissed after German experts announce new DNA tests.
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3D motion tracking system 'looks' across the wall
This technology is called WiTrack, which can 'sense' the movement of people in three dimensions.
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Yahoo! Japan introduces 3D printer for visually impaired children
Yahoo! Japan has created a hybrid device between a 3D printer and a computer to help make the Internet no longer the only tool for the eye.
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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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Nokia has an accessory for finding lost furniture
Nokia is about to launch a new accessory called
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Baidu engaged in hard equipment manufacturing
This is the first hardware product Baidu launched, marking the presence of China's largest search company in the hardware equipment market.
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Use Google Earth to find the gold mine
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.
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Artificial hand from 3D printing technology
In the process of searching, Van As discovered 3D printing technology and self-built fake hand parts with this technology. Since 3D printing technology has become popula…