Solar plane operating since 2010
The first solar powered aircraft in the world will be officially put into use from February 2010.
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The first solar powered aircraft in the world will be officially put into use from February 2010.
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
EATR - hold the leaves with its robotic arm, chew with a tiny wire saw and put it into the incinerator of the steam engine that it carries to make electricity.
This is an electric vehicle based on the original super sports car using gasoline engine and is able to operate as inferior to the gasoline car.
An idea to create a ski simulator can help people play at anytime and anywhere.
Students of Boston Architecture University and Tuffs University brought to the Solar Energy a work representing New England: a solar home called Curio.
SmartCap is a smart hat designed to read brain waves and prevent the driver from falling asleep on the steering wheel.
A Japanese company has launched a set of clothes designed to help people walk and move normally.
If you have this bike, you will be happy to ride on it and no longer have to worry if gas prices suddenly rise tomorrow. You wait for the bike in the future.
The friendly bear-shaped nurse-like nurse is being tested in some hospitals in Japan.
Considered by military experts as the least noise-generating diesel submarine in operation, the Kilo-class submarine was dubbed the invisible sea assassin.
In just 10 seconds, Japan's WR-07 robot, transformed from a car into a robot identical to the robot in the Transformer movie.
Royal bedrooms, Turkish baths and Roll-Royce garage, and meeting room with giant screen watching the ground, A380 'flying castle' cost up to 500 million USD.
As a focal point for determining the cause of each aviation accident, they are designed to be durable, orange-colored and can signal position.
Exmovere Holdings has introduced a handy, self-balancing vehicle called a 'carriage'.