Detect liquid bombs for 5 seconds
The device can identify the liquid inside as an explosive or flammable form, helping to speed up the speed and accuracy of checked baggage at airports.
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The device can identify the liquid inside as an explosive or flammable form, helping to speed up the speed and accuracy of checked baggage at airports.
Australian scientists have unveiled a new handheld device that utilizes near-infrared radiation technology to help identify patients' veins easily.
Japanese scientists introduce a device that can detect users lying or telling the truth, through color changes.
With the new device, users can immediately determine whether their drink has been sexually abstained.
Unmanned equipment is responsible for detecting explosive materials under the sea, helping to reduce the risk of explosion and ensure the safety of human life.
Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
FishHunter is an accessory that acts as a ultrasonic detector connected to a Bluetooth smartphone to detect and locate underwater fish.
According to a reporter in Brussels, on 28 October, Belgium conducted a radar detector test of volcanic ash over the Bay of Biscay.
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
It is now easier to detect bombs in public places such as airports or stations thanks to a new type of luminescent polymer by chemist William Dichtel and graduate studen…
Austrian scientists are working on a virtual reality display system that aims to help firefighters see through fire to determine where the fire breaks out and where they…
Potential research team of the Department of Information Technology, Military Technical Academy has studied and created fire detection and warning system based on machin…
Used in criminal investigations, lie detectors work on the principle that a part of the human brain will react unconsciously when being mentioned in a mean.
This device was created to quickly detect non-metallic objects, potentially destructive. Only the United States can manufacture similar products, said Tianjin Chongfang…