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French and Swiss engineers developed a device weighing only 190 milligrams, capable of flexible and secret air travel.
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French and Swiss engineers developed a device weighing only 190 milligrams, capable of flexible and secret air travel.
The 600-year-old Mosque was placed on a 256-wheel truck and moved to a new location 4.7 km away.
Nearly 25 years of breeding rice, engineer Ho Quang Cua and his two colleagues have made Vietnam's agricultural sector proud when ST25 is recognized as the best rice in…
Canon engineers developed a camera lens that draws air in, rotates the airflow in the body, and eventually pushes them out of the camera.
A team of engineers from the US has successfully designed solar panels that mimic the ability of sunflowers to direct sunlight, through the use of smart nanotechnology.
Japan will, together with Vietnamese engineers, design and manufacture LOTUSat-1 satellite, which is expected to launch in 2023.
Giving up a stable job, Mat Bowtell spent time making fingers and arms from 3D printing technology for children with disabilities.
There are 5 levels of self-driving cars as decentralized by the Automobile Engineers Association (SAE). Currently, cars are at level 2, and level 5 must not be prevalent…
Seeing that the garbage does not have any treatment place, Mr. Nguyen Bloom has built an incinerator combining boiled water for living with the cost of VND 7 million.
A group of astronomers is looking for strange signals from distant exoplanets, or so
Earlier this month, engineers in the Xiamen city of Fujian, China, successfully moved the entire bus terminal weighing more than 30,000 tons to make way for a new high-s…
Engineers at Imperial College London (UK) invented a robot
Planet researchers, spacecraft engineers from NASA (USA) and ESA (Europe) and around the world meet in Rome next week to discuss deflecting a potentially dangerous aster…
The team of engineers completed assembling parts of James Webb, the world's most powerful space telescope, in California on August 28.
Each pair of shoes is made from 3 cups of coffee grounds and 12 plastic cups, capable of waterproofing, deodorizing and blocking UV rays.