Stove can charge mobile phone battery
During weekend trips in places where there is no electricity, you can still charge your mobile phone thanks to the smart wood burning stove.
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During weekend trips in places where there is no electricity, you can still charge your mobile phone thanks to the smart wood burning stove.
Using sensor and gyroscope systems, smart shoe soles designed by University of Utah (US) experts can help correct abnormal gait in the carrier.
A student's new invention will help you bake bread automatically according to the bread color you want, instead of based on time as before.
With the invention of a smart hydraulic pile press machine, Mr. Nguyen Van Sau, born in 1956, Director of Thanh Loi Limited Liability Company won the first prize of the…
Canadian inventor Rejean Neron has invented a model of full-body and smart motorbike protective clothing called 'The Protectorate'.
Small, smart and intelligent face, Phuong said that she has cherished the idea of researching energy-saving devices since she was a first-year student.
The flexible plastic carp swims in the pool of the laboratory. Triangular head, attached to electronic devices and microchip. Fish body is composed of three plastic join…
British scientists have developed smart nanomaterials that can kill cancer cells without affecting other parts of the body.
As two products of the Georgia Technology Center, two robots named Simon and Shimon have amazing human action simulation capabilities.
A group of American scientists have invented a robotic hand, which can help blind people
Scientists have invented a smart bio-induction panties capable of monitoring the wearer's health status.
Scientists at the University of California, USA have created a smart nano probe to find and destroy identified tumors of cancer patients.
The translation glass can display small words on the inside of the glass, helping tourists quickly communicate with local people in the native language.
A group of international scientists led by Lund University in Sweden has successfully developed a
After 6 years of research, Chris Ebejer, a British, has produced a discolored clothing when children show signs of high body temperature.