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A Russian company plans to introduce two-seater and human-powered submarines for the tourism industry.
The world population is aging and military conflicts continue. These are two goals that the scientists pay attention to designing the right robot.
Honda has introduced a new technology that allows people to command robots by thinking without using a remote control or using a voice.
A tiny remote-controlled Japanese-styled remote control device can help users pause the iPod by ... sticking out their tongue or switching to another song with their eye…
British scientists have successfully created a type
Volvo car group is about to launch a car that can adjust the speed to maintain a fixed distance with the vehicle ahead in any situation.
With a motion detection and webcam software, the day we left the remote control of the TV remote will not be far away.
Global positioning system technology (GPS- Global Positioning System) used to track vehicles is now being used to track cows.
Physicists at ETH Zurich have used semiconductors to create overlapping quantum dots that can trap electronic particles. These dots can not only be studied with lasers b…
British and German researchers say they have successfully built the first control system for the endoscope.
Earlier this month, an Australian engineer announced a new, strange method of contraception for men: implanting a radio control device that could stop sperm motility at…
Japan's Toshiba says it is building a robot that says ApriPoco can turn off the TV or control other electronic devices. This robot is continuing to improve to serve…
After nearly 10 years of research, US and Japanese scientists have succeeded in using monkey brain signals to manipulate human form via the Internet. They believe this t…
Cars that can drive themselves on the right track will be sold in the market within a decade, the message that General Motors (GM) brought to CES 2008 on the opening day.