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To ensure that a society does not have a picture, the German designer has developed a camera that only allows users to take original photographs.
The letter appeared in the context of the UN's vote to agree to initiate formal discussions on the issue of automatic firearms including unmanned aerial vehicles, ta…
He said this technology is similar to microchip use for dogs and cats. Time to implant equipment is only 30 seconds.
In the field of Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from Ohio University announced the invention of a special chip that regenerates all types of cells, even the organ.
Scientists from the Perm University of Russia have invented a special type of mine used to extinguish forest fires, Sputnik said on Aug. 5.
Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York, have taken a new step in the development of the microfluidic fuel cell (MFCs) industry.
The fact that the AI system creates its own communication language allows it to communicate with another AI system that scientists can't tell what they're sharing with…
Hong Kong-based Origami Labs develops Orii smart ring that can help change the way people use their phones, Reuters reported on Aug. 4.
Imuzak, an optical design company in Japan has successfully developed a special resin capable of reducing light reflection.
The system will analyze more than 1 million recipes to choose the recipes that best fit the dish in the photo.
In a recent statement, VTT did not elaborate on the production process but only revealed that the protein could be produced 'from anywhere where there is renewable e…
The Saltp-1P was first developed by the researchers in December, but in the latest version, the robot was equipped with small pushrods that could move side by side.
Japanese scientists have developed a new gel that is as durable as metal but retains its softness.
Scorpion venom has many uses in medicine, including support for cancer research and development of anti-malarial drugs.
Chinese scientists have found a new breakthrough in magnetic field detection technology.