Steel 3D prints stainless and is more resistant to ordinary steel
Recently, a research team has developed 3D printing technology that produces stainless steel products, both hard and flexible.
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Recently, a research team has developed 3D printing technology that produces stainless steel products, both hard and flexible.
Defense One sources said the new fighting robot, called Fantom, could be deployed on the battlefield of eastern Ukraine next year.
The NewScientist, Vocktail was developed by Nimemsha Ranasinghe and colleagues at Singapore National University.
An international team of researchers has developed a machine learning algorithm that can learn and model complex molecular behaviors.
DSG's Chief Technology Officer, Jon Andre Garberg, said the bullets they developed could be
From drip irrigation to biological pesticides, Israel's agricultural revolution is bringing new ways to change the face of agricultural production.
A research team from Stanford University has developed into a battery park that uses sodium at a much cheaper cost than lithium-ion batteries.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
We already know that Google is one of the most prominent technology companies in the race to develop artificial intelligence.
A Japanese research group has successfully developed a super-slim organic solar cell that is waterproof, easy to attach to clothes, and easy to wash.
Japanese car company introduced the E2-DR emergency response robot prototype with its distinctive orange blouse.
National Interest magazine reported that Lockheed Martin Group is developing a new version of the SR-71 Blackbird supersonic spy plane that appeared in 2013.
Sony's first attack will be a pet robot, like a real dog, controlling home appliances with voice commands.
The United States, Russia and China are racing to develop rockets from 6.125 km / h or more. European countries, Japan, Australia and India are also eager to build it. T…