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At present, several types of self-destructing ammunition have been destroyed by the US Army, which can destroy enemy snipers (hide in high-rise buildings or in light car…
A German laboratory has successfully developed a glove that allows the blind or deaf to receive and send text messages.
The machine will help the lovers create their own chocolates. TS. Liang Hao of Exeter University and a team leader, set up the Edge Company to commercialize the device a…
Scientists at the Institute of Technology of Italy have recently developed a very superior paper with antibacterial, waterproof and even magnetic properties. New paper i…
MIT researchers are working on developing a computerized device that recognizes human facial expressions to identify the mood of the user, according to the BBC. .
In 2008, the Nokia Research Center in collaboration with the University of Cambridge (UK) developed a nano-sized telephone device called Morph.
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
NASA said it will use a module - a drone vehicle for research created by Lockheed Martin - for the Air Force Military Research Laboratory (AFLR) to test new key technolo…
Epilepsy is a scary experience for patients because the disease is very fast and the person is not able to call for help or medical staff.
Japan's Shimizu Construction Company has successfully developed a waste-to-energy generator at home to provide office buildings.
Slovak and Spanish scientists have successfully developed and researched a device that is capable of stealthing in a static magnetic environment and can be applied in th…
A team of researchers led by Ulsan Baik Jong-beom, professor of science and technology, has developed the technology for mass production of graphene, an effective materi…
In fact, explosives are hard to recognize especially when stored in barrels or in normal places. That means that in order to analyze them, they will have to take life-th…
US researchers have developed a new computer software capable of identifying liar more accurately than police investigators.
Researchers are developing a new application that runs on touchscreen smartphones to help blind people type in messages.