This robot will replace cosmic astronauts
According to the Japan International Space Agency (JAXA), Int-Ball is a robot-drone capable of filming and shooting in outer space.
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According to the Japan International Space Agency (JAXA), Int-Ball is a robot-drone capable of filming and shooting in outer space.
The scientists will use unmanned aerial vehicles to study whales from afar to limit their activity disturbed.
Dubai, which is dubbed the 'Future City', is preparing to introduce a new service you've never seen anywhere in the world: unmanned passenger aircraft.
This drone model is quite special because thanks to the timely flexibility of the collision with the surface when flying, damage and drone damage will no longer be a pro…
NASA has released an animated simulation video that takes place around a drone plane, based on results from a supercomputer.
The idea of these planes is to deliver the internet remotely, to help people in remote areas access information and use the services of the company. However, this idea h…
Researchers from Johns Hopkins have found a safe way to carry large blood bags (which can be used for surgery or blood transfusions) using a drone.
The new wing consists of eight different hardness components, so it can easily bend, change shape.
In secret, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have done a high-powered solar project, the ultimate goal of bringing the Internet to the world.
You just need a smartphone to manage. The rest left the robot to worry.
Controlling robots with thoughts that appear only in sci-fi films has now come true and may soon be applied in the US military.
According to TheVerge, the unmanned control plane called The MKD is designed to clean up mines more easily, more economically and safely.
Completely new technologies such as virtual reality, self-driving cars, robots, hyperloop ... will change the way people live and interact after about 30-35 years.
George Matus, a boy just 18 years old and just graduated from high school, surprised the world when he unveiled an unmanned aircraft with a record speed of 85 miles per…
By combining 3D printing technology and using specific chemicals, scientists can turn small-sized aircraft with their palms much larger.