Robots are exactly like real people
With vivid eyebrows, wrinkled cheeks and eyes can follow you around the room, this robotic masterpiece is judged to be completely like real people.
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With vivid eyebrows, wrinkled cheeks and eyes can follow you around the room, this robotic masterpiece is judged to be completely like real people.
A company in China on March 24 introduced the first 3D car in the country, with an orange design.
Scientists use bacterial fermentation to create a new fabric that can be used to design a dress.
Swedish automaker Volvo has partnered with UK-based design firm Gray London, and the Albedo100 startup group to develop a special reflective paint for cyclists.
Scientists successfully implanted no artificial heart for a sheep and could test the human body in 2018.
Recently, a pair of sports shoes designed with about 100 single LEDs and advanced motion sensors have been created, which will bring a light display when people wear and…
Scientists around the world designed and tested a variety of robots equipped with sensor systems, modern cameras, fire fighting aids and firefighters.
The Japan-based marine research agency based in Kanagawa prefecture plans to study and develop the world's most proficient diving diver.
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.
Iran's military says it has launched a drone test,
In the movie Back to the Future II, we can see very interesting technological items of the future, including the shoe that laces itself when we set foot in.
Sesame Phone touch-sensitive smartphones are designed to free your hands from touch gestures and allow people who cannot use their hands to use their phones.
When an earthquake occurs, large or small, it causes a lot of damage, large losses of life and property, small damage to the house.
For all aircraft designs over the past decade, the wings are still very basic and the design has not changed much.
A UK aerospace company has announced a new windowless airplane model, instead of a landscape display system or a live screening system.