Graphene: New materials can transform the world
US scientists and technology have discovered an unlimited application of new materials graphene - a high-tech material that is harder than steel and lighter than bird fe…
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US scientists and technology have discovered an unlimited application of new materials graphene - a high-tech material that is harder than steel and lighter than bird fe…
People build robots to do everything, and then it will be time for robots to be able to control ourselves.
Engineers at Case Western Reserve University in the United States have built an electrochemical battery that uses plasma as an electrode instead of metal.
Researchers working at the University of Cincinnati, USA have developed a sensor that provides quick feedback regarding the presence and concentration of heavy metals, e…
The new Toyota battery model uses porcelain coatings on positive electrode materials that make it a hard-shell design.
By pinching the two electrodes of the device into the ear lobe and pressing the start button, the user can see the current flowing through the brain and running down to…
US scientists have found a way to help them discover the time, place, and method of conducting terrorist attacks in the future.
A new technology was announced at the CeBIT show, identifying the movement of the lips and turning them into voices.
Electronics can sometimes move as shakes as compasses and can form a special wave.
A team of scientists from the University of Tokyo and Niigata University in Japan have successfully researched new brain signaling devices.
Thanks to a special machine hand, an Italian young man can still perform complicated movements despite losing his left forearm.
A blind man in England once thought he might never be able to see the light again, but now under the help of electronic eyes, his eyesight is being restored.
Advances in technology, genetics, biology and brain science are helping to restore vision to the blind.
British chemists claim they have found a way to increase the amount of Lithium ion batteries by tens of times.
US scientists say they have successfully built a bio-battery battery that is no different from the existing rechargeable batteries on the market.