Development of high-tech waterproof coating for boats
Engineers working at Ohio State University, USA, have developed a high-tech waterproof coating for ships and submarines, inspired by a floating weed, which clogs the can…
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Engineers working at Ohio State University, USA, have developed a high-tech waterproof coating for ships and submarines, inspired by a floating weed, which clogs the can…
Yves Chabal of the University of Texas at San Francisco, USA, and researcher Santanu Chaudhuri, Washington State University, have discovered that using titanium aluminum…
Robostir is a battery-operated wireless stirrer, which can stir food in a pan or saucepan. This device includes 3 metal pins with a silicon base - to prevent the device…
A portable projector system allows users to make paper, wall or even human hands into a graphical interface that can interact.
British scientists teach monkeys control the arms of a computer-literate character by their minds, a scientific breakthrough that can be useful to the disabled.
A group of professors and students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, invented a rollerball pen with silver ink, which helps draw electrical circuit…
Without the need for gravity to grasp the walls and ceilings, a new robot takes advantage of the fast-moving air stream, creating gravity on any surface.
Hi-Pec Hi-Pec Petrochemicals Joint Stock Company has introduced to the business of composite modified epoxy coatings (ES301) with high adhesion but no toxic substances.
Scientists at Princeton University have discovered a new generation of crystal materials
Scientists in the United States have researched wound healing technology by
Concrete is not as environmentally friendly, but superior technology can turn gray matter into blue.
Japanese experts have created Twinkle, an image projector that interacts with the shape, color, pattern of the projection surface, even with 3D objects such as human han…
Chinese researchers based on the dew drops on the surface of spider silk invented an artificial fiber that could absorb water in the air.
Imagine how much you care and care when opening a gift box wrapped in a beautiful wrapping paper. That's because paper characters like 'Happy Birthday' or &#…