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A domestic company has successfully produced a fire-proof and bullet-proof paint made from rice husk with a price of only 1/3 of the price of foreign fire-retardant pain…
The Ministry of Defense awarded £ 100,000 (about $ 141,000) to a small company that developed a special glue that was able to resist the bullet's attack.
An Icelandic fashion designer has successfully crafted a bullet-proof handkerchief for men who often face danger.
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Israel, the country in the Eastern Mediterranean always reminds people of bombs, explosive bullets and conflicts is a fundamentally and constantly high-tech development.
It is unclear whether eStar has signed a contract to supply MP3 players to any US military, but eStar has just launched a unique type of 'bullet-free bullet'. eStar indi…
The first high-speed railway for bullet ships in China will be longer than 16km, connecting the port city of Ningbo and the Chu San Islands.
According to the Times of Israel, the Turkish Army has successfully tested its electromagnetic weapons that can fire bullets faster than US similar weapons.
This weapon was developed by inventor Martin Grier. Four vertically stacked bins are encased in a steel block, using an electric drive system.
Silk carries the strong properties of spider silk, but is easy to produce like silk.
In recent years, modern military technology is aiming at different methods of using straight-line jet engine (Ramjet Engine).
Although the project has not officially been 'greened', Boeing is said to be ambitious to create a supersonic plane that can fly around the world in about 1-3 hours.
The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.
US scientists have successfully fabricated a ductile new material similar to a thin metal sheet but hard enough to prevent a bullet.
DSG's Chief Technology Officer, Jon Andre Garberg, said the bullets they developed could be