South Africa developed the world's first digitized laser
Researchers at the South African Research Council for Science and Industry (CSIR) have developed the world's first digital laser.
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Researchers at the South African Research Council for Science and Industry (CSIR) have developed the world's first digital laser.
A group of Austrian students has successfully designed a model of aircraft capable of automatically flying based on smartphones.
On current electric or hybrid cars, the commonly used energy regenerative braking system helps recharge the battery, boost engine performance, reduce energy consumption…
People can avoid unnecessary conflict by controlling their emotions through the support of a mobile application.
As one of the latest products in the era of strong internet development, Bitponics system is one
Thanks to the efforts of a team of experts, engineers at Google, Oxford University and two BMWs, Continental, we are getting closer to the era of self-driving cars.
A new application called iDoorCam, which works with a tiny camera attached to a button similar to a doorbell, can notify and send a visitor's picture to the landlord…
Haptix technology allows users to transform all spaces into three-dimensional, multi-faceted surfaces and interact on those surfaces.
In the future, Apple devices will be able to interact with touch screen objects, and this control will be displayed as 3D images.
New materials allow control of light and temperature, helping to create new window generations
The mosquito control agency in the Florida Keys in the southeastern United States has tested the method of killing harmful mosquitoes by using micro-drones equipped with…
Russia has successfully developed an armored vehicle that can operate without noise, and is likely to become an unmanned vehicle.
Researchers at Harvard University (USA) invented a system that conveys thoughts from people to animals without harming animals.
Miracles are taking place on Russky Island in Russia's Far East. A new medical center has been opened here, where four-arm robots and surgeons perform complex cancer…
A businesswoman claims a new application developed by her company can replace women's contraceptives and even warns women about the timing of their menstrual periods.