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Scientists from Harvard University, USA, are inspired by the camouflage skills of marine organisms such as white blood cells, squid. Like mollusks, new robots have soft…
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Scientists from Harvard University, USA, are inspired by the camouflage skills of marine organisms such as white blood cells, squid. Like mollusks, new robots have soft…
The vast majority of 3D printers are on the market, from the popular Makerbot Thing-O-Matic to the attractive Solidoodle prices all have the same disadvantage as low mob…
The way we watch TV in the future can change dramatically from today. An interactive tile-shaped interactive TV wall will occupy the entire room with the surrounding scr…
Infinski's sustainable housing design motto is: 'It's not because of climate change but because we never refuse food on our plate'. The company designs houses with 80% m…
In 2008, the Nokia Research Center in collaboration with the University of Cambridge (UK) developed a nano-sized telephone device called Morph.
The neutrinos produced in a nuclear reactor in China can change their flavor faster than normal. This result raises the hope that physicists will soon explain why the un…
Innovation News Daily reported that Deeplocal, a high-tech product marketing company based in the United States, has created bicycles that allow riders to change speed w…
If you change your eyes for a hawk, you will be able to see a whole cow crawling on the ground from the roof of a 10-story building.
The manner in which soldiers and police fight will change in the future after the ammunition has the ability to adjust itself to its direction, American engineers say.
Paper can be used as a touch screen, and this idea has been demonstrated by Japanese experts.
Have you ever wished you had blue eyes? Sooner or later, you will be able to do this after an American doctor says he can permanently change a person's eye color in…
Researchers working at Sheffield University, UK, have developed a new technology sensor system that allows engineers to monitor, in real time, how the flow of substances…
Researchers at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, for the first time demonstrate that it is possible to obscure a particular event in time, creating what is expected
German scientists have created robots capable of sensing even the smallest impact or temperature change just like humans.
A Swiss entrepreneur invented the smart bed that would help bedridden patients not to suffer from ulcers.