The helmet reads the driver's mind
According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.
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According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.
In theory, the invisibility cloak works by bending light transmission to it by means of a special layer of material.
While the Airbus A380 has a record-breaking 15 km engine, Airbus's Perlan 2 sets a new world record as it flew as high as 52,000 feet (1 ft = 30.48 cm) without an en…
Scientists at Okinawa University of Science and Technology (OIST), Japan, successfully exploited the energy of the ocean currents, according to UPI.
Although this may sound a bit strange, this transition is extremely necessary to create breakthroughs in the computer field.
A new invention by scientists now allows people to read the heartbeat through Wi-fi signals right in your home.
US scientists have created unmanned aerial vehicles capable of producing 3D images of objects behind the walls with wireless waves.
Bad guys can sneak into the brain and extract important personal information if you use EEG (EEG) when filling in your phone or computer.
German scientists have found a way to exploit the special feature of Wi-Fi waves to capture three-dimensional images, or 3D images of objects through walls.
A $ 5 million wave-power facility will become a major source of electricity for Australia's Tasmania.
According to experts, this option is considered in the context of the wave of science fiction and fantasy weapon systems that can reshape the whole concept of what weapo…
With effective communication capabilities, Nett Warrior promises to help American soldiers easily master the battlefield in the future.
Scientists discovered a weak spot vulnerable to hackers in technology devices.
Saline intrusion, sea level rise or tsunami threatening ... are all threatening safety of coastal areas, including Vietnam.
A team of researchers at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISIS) in Moscow, Russia has successfully created a unique metamaterial that can help st…