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Some unique devices allow us to walk without lifting our feet or drinking beer without pouring ourselves.
This advanced technology promises the development of smart phones and other electrical devices without the need to use batteries in the future.
Scientists always know how to surprise us with inventive ideas
Aircraft for humanitarian aid, chatbot lawyers, toys for children with autism ... are breakthrough technological innovations that help the world become better.
Researchers at Harvard University, USA have successfully developed new battery technology that can maintain energy for 10 years without charging.
Doraemon's transliterated bread, the global translation machine in Star Trek, these film inventions are now probably out of the real world when an extremely breakthrough…
Summer sweats are commonplace, but when the smell of sweat is too much to endure ...
If you've ever craved saliva when you see the well-prepared food on Instagram, do you wonder if they taste? A new technology can provide answers.
With the invention of an automatic first aid kit, Taylor Rosenthal becomes the youngest person to be accepted to the tech event TechCrunch Disrupt in Brooklyn.
As soon as the thief tries to move the vehicle, the hammer will trigger the bullet / explosive detonator to produce a sound of up to 150 dB.
Google is often known for groundbreaking projects. From self-propelled vehicles to delivery drones, the technology giant always has unique projects for the future.
John Lewandowski, 26, a graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA), has developed a device to quickly diagnose malaria, increasing patient survi…
After coming to India to visit him, a 14-year-old teenager noticed the cost of examining and installing hearing aids. Boys want to find a cheap alternative to the poor.
Sony is making smart contact lenses with video recording functions wherever you are.
Scientists at the National University of Technology Research