American dragonfly brain simulation to develop missile interception system
According to New Atlas, researchers at the Sandia National Laboratorie, the Sandia National Laboratorie, are studying dragonfly brains to develop a compact and effective…
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According to New Atlas, researchers at the Sandia National Laboratorie, the Sandia National Laboratorie, are studying dragonfly brains to develop a compact and effective…
Thanks to technology, our life today is very different from the previous century. Here are the American technologies that have changed people's lives.
Russian engineers have developed and tested a neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities.
Francis Rogallo's invention will help bring space vehicles back to safety on the runway, instead of exploding in the oceans. T
Engineers complete the arrangement of goods for the challenging third launch of the world's strongest rocket, Falcon Heavy.
Researchers hope to invent a human mind reading chip that can be applied in many fields, from health and education to security and entertainment.
If the 21st century is considered an era of biotechnology, gene technology is a new 'superstar'.
The new design of engineers from National University of Singapore (NUS) helps noise reduction 6 times more effective than other solutions, while being more compact.
The amount of CO2 obtained from the air will be used to extract oil from mines deep underground.
The ambition of a young engineer is to use nuclear reactions to produce carbon-free electricity at a cheaper cost than coal and extremely environmentally friendly.
So far, we have always attributed the Y chromosome to the symbol of masculinity. But it turns out this type of chromosome is not as strong and durable as we imagined.
Otis Tufts was the first American engineer to receive a patent on vertical elevators, but he was better known as a steam-powered printer inventor.
The scientist Albert Einstein had a strained relationship with his eldest son, which he considered not inheriting the wisdom and path he had taken.
For the first time, virtual assistant using artificial intelligence (AI) named Ki-Ki was launched in Vietnam, designed by Vietnamese engineers.