Electromagnetic guns: New weapons do not need explosives
The US Navy has just fired a successful test of the electromagnetic gun. This new weapon does not need explosives, only by electromagnetic force, it can fire bullets as…
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The US Navy has just fired a successful test of the electromagnetic gun. This new weapon does not need explosives, only by electromagnetic force, it can fire bullets as…
Japanese company Sanyo has introduced robot Yuka shita can check the floor or the construction area. This robot will be on sale next year.
The latest Toyota cars (Japan) will no longer have to test the real test to safety features. Instead, they were tested inside a giant virtual simulation system of a radi…
If the picture of a beer cup with a white foam before the restaurant gate is not strong enough to invite visitors to go, the characteristic aromas of oranges, lemons ...…
From now until 2013, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will develop and test a prototype unmanned and noise-free supersonic aircraft, hoping to replace the C…
The US Air Force's research lab claims to have successfully tested a new technology for the production of Betavoltaic batteries. With this battery, you can use it on…
French airline Air France said it is planning to test its boarding pass. Airport checks with fingerprint scanning technology will help passengers get a quicker check.
A team of Dutch researchers has tested a wireless mouse powered by solar energy, without the need to add energy after a few days.
After a year of development and testing, Kimberly-Clark Professional in the United States launched an electronic toilet paper box. Richard Thorne, director of the sanita…
Recently, a medical robot being tested at Halifax Hospital (Canada) will allow doctors to directly exchange their patients wherever they are.
The DEPTHX robot, developed with the help of NASA, is designed to explore extreme regions and environments that look for traces of extraterrestrial life.
A team of researchers led by Jan Auke Ijspeert of the Polytechnic University of Lausanne (EPFL, Switzerland) and Jean-Marie Cabelguen (INSERM Institute, France) led a te…
In the next 3 years, the Pentagon may begin testing high-tech devices that make each soldier an 'independent army' by equipping them with superior combat capabilities. F…
Israel Aeronautics (UA) has successfully tested the aerial vehicles and hopes to launch a full version of the X-Hawk in 2010.
Carbon nanotubes have many unique properties with thermal and electrical conductivity, which can be useful in areas such as aerospace, microelectronics and biotechnology…