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This type of radar is capable of detecting volcanic ash
Britain's EasyJet recently said it has successfully tested a radar called 'AVOID' capable of detecting volcanic ash.
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Cross the road safely by phone
Now an application called WalkSafe developed by researchers at Italian University of Dartmouth and Bologna University will help phone users to safer roads.
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Robot jellyfish spotted oil spills
Engineers at Virginia Tech University have researched and developed a robot called Robojelly that mimics the graceful movement of jellyfish.
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Radiation detection disc
Each disc, called Fukushima, is equipped with a radioactive measuring device and 3 circles made of LED lights, allowing it to glow to warn the level of radioactivity in…
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Robot reproduces the evolution of the organism's ability to fly
The original design, called DASH (Dynamic Autonomous Sprawled Hexapod), was renamed to DASH + Wings when it was equipped with wings, which was used to discover how flapp…
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The photovoltaic plant operates around the clock
The £ 260m solar power plant called Germasolar has been officially opened in Europe.
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German air force launches new spy plane
The German air force has launched an unmanned spy plane called Euro Hawk.
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New device for blood flow measurement for burn patients
The device, called 'Doppler Laser Imaging', was developed by Aimago, a start-up company based at the Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne, Switzerland, which is desig…
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Robots can also write newspapers
Artificial intelligence, which is called a robot-writer (robot-writer), has learned how to write short reports and comments on the basis of statistics.
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The US Navy piloted a self-generated energy system at sea
Recently, a self-generated wave energy generator called PowerBuoy has been able to generate self-powered power for marine equipment that has been tested by the US Navy.
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Electronic paper does not take electricity
This may be a revolution for data recording when the e-paper called i2R e-Paper is launched.
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Globe fly rescue aid
Japanese researchers have invented what they call the 'flying object of the future,' which is used for search and rescue operations by flying in buildings weakened by ea…
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FPT built cameras for small Japanese satellites
In the second satellite project of Japan called RISESAT, FPT Technology Research Institute will participate in manufacturing the electronic part to control earth observa…
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The boat ... overturned
Called EGO, the device used to roam the sea has just surfaced and sank. Its actual shape is like a ship overturned.
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Hospitals in the United States are about to have emergency robot nurses
The hospital emergency room nurse may soon be replaced by robots called TriageBots of computer engineers in the United States.