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Swedish scientists have developed a device that can be attached inside a waste pipe to detect explosive materials that help track down terrorist bombs.
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Swedish scientists have developed a device that can be attached inside a waste pipe to detect explosive materials that help track down terrorist bombs.
French National Railways (SNCF) has announced the launch of its first unmanned aerial vehicle system to inspect the country's rail network.
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have developed a technology that can help reduce the cost of building lighting by using natural light.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are studying how cities and towns can help themselves by turning waste into electricity.
Scientists have come closer to turning a fantasy dream into reality when developing technology that uses biological ink
US police have been armed with a weapon of the highest quality in the James Bond movie: GPS positioning bullets can track the location of a suspect's car.
Today, in order to secure public order, such as terminals, airports, etc., there is almost no need for CCTV (Closed-circuit television).
Ford has recently introduced a new technology that helps drivers avoid and minimize collisions with pedestrians or other vehicles.
Developers said, UltraBike uses the same technology platform to detect obstacles, UltraCane hazard warnings.
Due to the impact of climate change, the world is witnessing more storms with increasingly intense intensity.
The Russian Defense Ministry will officially launch a new vision-support device with thermal imaging technology by the end of October 2013.
Gesture sensor systems such as the Wii and Kinect have changed the way we play games and opened up many applications in many areas of technology such as space, navigatio…
According to the BBC, Elliptic Labs' ICs use sound waves to translate user's hand movements into commands.
The car industry is receiving the latest innovations in protecting the safety of drivers and passengers.
NTT DoCoMo's products help solve one of the great difficulties of foreign visitors to Japan, which is to read Japanese menus in restaurants.