Vacuum vacuum cleaner with 360 degree view
Designer James Dyson has just invented the world's first vacuum cleaner with 360-degree vision.
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Designer James Dyson has just invented the world's first vacuum cleaner with 360-degree vision.
In a wine party at the office, Japanese scientists suddenly got an invention that they hoped would help create a revolution in electricity transmission.
Japanese scientists have successfully developed a new super-elastic alloy. This material can be used in high-rise buildings to reduce impact when an earthquake occurs.
A helmet for newly built firefighters, able to withstand heat up to 1,000 degrees Celsius.
Designer Paul Hernon (British) has introduced the world's first foldable bathroom, named Vertebrae, which is very suitable for narrow houses or rooms.
In 1911, for the first time, scientists discovered that conductive matter with a completely non-resistive feature called it a superconductor.
With just a USB port, your laptop can turn into a kitchen, serving you from: making coffee, cooking noodles, eating hot pot or drinking 1 cup of cool fruit smoothies ...
Facebook has allowed uploading 360-degree images to this social network to help enjoy the content more vividly. Currently, this feature also supports Vietnamese users.
Sitting in front of me is a slim, skinny guy, but what he achieved during the course of decades of passion for learning is not
Graduated a master's degree at ENST (www.enst.fr), worked at Wengo SAS, belonging to Neuf Telecom. Mature from the French - French high quality engineer training program…
According to industry experts, the provision of VoIP rules, to a degree is necessary, if it allows new technologies to create all conditions for deployment in the market…
HRP-5P is a robot that has just been introduced by Japan in order to perform a kind of work to replace workers in dangerous working environments.
Uber's future self-propelled vehicles are equipped with advanced camera, radar and sensor systems, allowing for a comprehensive view of the surroundings.
It has the same design and functionality as traditional snowballs, but when viewed, viewers can watch exciting 360 degree videos right on the palm of their hand.