Bluefin-21 robot submarine starts looking for black box MH370
Missing aircraft search teams MH370 brought a robot submarine for the first time to search.
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Missing aircraft search teams MH370 brought a robot submarine for the first time to search.
Malaysia Airlines' search for missing aircraft can be supported by the adoption of a number of high-tech search engines such as underwater auto vehicles or remote operat…
The higher the engine temperature, the more fuel it will deliver.
Hungarian scientists have successfully built unmanned aerial vehicles.
Italian scientists have unveiled a new radar system, sparking hope for an advanced air-traffic control system, capable of tracking the missing plane like Malaysia's Boei…
This project aims to help research devices that support the disabled / disabled, for example, legs / arms or suits that can be controlled through thinking.
The emergency locator designed on each aircraft can be the focal point to help rescue forces locate aircraft in certain circumstances.
No one expected that in the days leading up to World War II, military commanders wanted a maneuver that combined the power of the tank with the flexibility of an aircraf…
Spike Aerospace (USA) has introduced the design of a new line of supersonic aircraft, with the cabin walls are giant screens that can see the whole exterior.
With a compact design and equipped with high-definition camera, unmanned aircraft can take photos, record videos from the air and underwater, support scientific research…
The US military is developing a new generation of drone aircraft operating in space and is expected to test it in 2017.
Future superpowers Sky Whale will outperform an Airbus A380 and resemble a spacecraft with self-healing spacecraft.
Small, self propelled aircraft manufacturer AirDroids (headquartered in San Diego, USA) named Pocket Drone.
US scientists have just announced that they have successfully built
A team of researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has made a breakthrough in making flying insect flyers, called DelFly Explorer.