British scientists have developed the smallest surgical robot in the world
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
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According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
Robot-making teams around the world are currently working on flexible robots, because many situations require softer touches than what machines are rigid.
In our lives, sometimes the arms are not enough to do some work.
Thanks to computer technology that interacts with the brain, patients with disabilities will no longer suffer from pain in the paralyzed limb or lost.
Ford Motor Company has put into use multi-functional robots, as well as assembling cars that are known for brewing, even backpacking for engineers when they ask.
The small touch screen makes it difficult to manipulate and watch content on smart watches.
Losing people will undergo surgery to connect an artificial titanium part with their bones.
Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
Stelarc, a professor at Curtin University in Australia and a well-known performer, implanted a bi-polymer ear under the skin of his arm. Within 6 months, the tissues and…
Every soldier has to undergo the training and training of his shooting skills, but it is not a simple thing to become a marksman.
Colombian designer Carlos Torres has created an artificial arm that helps handicapped children to play assembling Lego in a whole new way. Accordingly, children will ass…
Scientists in Stuttgart (Germany) have announced they are working on a project called Robo-Mate, which helps create industrial robots used in industry, with the ability…
Galatea will heat the plastic (like the way to create Lego toys) at temperatures of more than 440 degrees Fahrenheit (equivalent to 227 degrees Celsius) for 3D printing…
For the first time in the world, scientists were able to create an arm living in the laboratory. And when pairing it for a mouse,
US scientists have reportedly transplanted artificial neural devices into a brain region of people with paralytic paralysis or loss of limb, enabling the patient to tran…