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German scientists have developed a new technology that allows the leaves to turn into fuel after one night.
A Colombian apparel company has developed a new baby bulletproof vest and backpack for children after the tragic shooting at a primary school in Connecticut.
Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.
A new generation of robot robots developed by scientists at Stanford University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory…
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The US military is developing technology to create generations of mutant warriors, according to researchers.
The new robot is part of a pilot project, in which hundreds and even thousands of robots automatically coordinate to perform big tasks.
Scientists at Sky Medical Technologies, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Queen Mary University have developed a high-tech patch called the Geko, which is attached to th…
For many years now, scientists around the world have developed a number of technologies that allow for recharging in an environmentally friendly way, such as recharging…
Surgeons can quickly reconstruct the patient's nerves, such as those with spinal cord injuries, using the technology of inkjet printers.
Korea's IMD Media has recently developed a mannequin robot for the fashion industry, starting to compete with rivals from Japan in the field.
Future computing devices will be further developed in terms of human senses in order to imitate the ability to see. , smell, touch, taste and listen.
Recently, scientists at the University of Jaen in Spain have developed the idea of turning waste paper into bricks used in construction.
The robot, which was introduced at the company's plant in Ibaraki, will be used at the Fukishima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are developing a sensor that can detect and diagnose early cancer.