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Having found an easy way to climb like a spider
A team of researchers at Stanford University (USA) has recently developed a new way to help people climb easily to high-rise buildings like
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3D printers produce cheese that tastes like a real taste
Technology developed to the point that with just a 3D printer, you were able to create delicious and time-consuming cheeses.
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New generation batteries help promote sustainable energy storage
Researchers from Oregon State University (OSU) have developed the world's first battery that uses only hydronium ions (H3O +) as a charged particle.
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It only takes 3 hours to fly from the US to England?
A new supersonic aircraft with a speed of 2180km / h is being developed by NASA.
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Amazing robot bee can pollinate flowers
Recently, a young scientist has developed a superior robot bee that mimics the pollinating process of the bee plant.
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The first personal flying car in the world tested successfully
Hoversurf has developed a personal airliner that combines the design of unmanned aerial vehicles and four-wheel motorcycles.
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Concrete bending - this kind of material can create revolution in the construction industry
Researchers from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore are developing a type of concrete capable of bending. Does this material have the potential to create…
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Russian troops are developing invisibility cloaks
Russian scientists have begun developing a filter that can remove harmful micro-particle particles, including viral particles. Especially it will make people invisible.
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Future technology helps people talk to animals
Recently, a geneticist and molecular biologist, Adriana Heguy, has studied the dog language and the complexities that make it impossible to understand human language.
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The wearer will know how to detect the sad emotion
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
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US Navy makes smart mini missiles
The US Navy has just unveiled plans to develop smart mini missiles capable of destroying unmanned aircraft and ships.
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The miracle machine uses ambient air to filter the water
FreshWater promises to eliminate the worries of lacking clean water around the world.
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America develops bullet-proof superhard materials from hair
In a new study, scientists at the University of California on January 18 said they had discovered why the hair was strong and had a strong anti-break ability.
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Korea develops 'fast as lightning speed train'
South Korea is planning to build high-speed trains that can carry passengers at nearly the speed of sound.