Pilots can replace pilots
The PiBot robot is designed to fly without help, and can operate in areas that are too dangerous for humans.
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The PiBot robot is designed to fly without help, and can operate in areas that are too dangerous for humans.
The 300-kilogram e-Go with detachable parts is being manufactured in the UK.
Project X's Development Loon team (Alphabet, Google's parent company) has revealed that they are using artificial intelligence (specifically machine learning) to…
In secret, Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg have done a high-powered solar project, the ultimate goal of bringing the Internet to the world.
Not only does it fly continuously on the surface of the earth for months, the stratospheric aircraft can also play the role of artificial satellites.
People say who controls the universe controls the world - and Russians are definitely trying their best to do that.
It is a hybrid helicopter that is fitted with a jet engine, an improved version called the Airbus Eurocopter X3. At speeds of up to 500km / h, this will be the fastest h…
The selfie stick was last year's accessory. If you want to demonstrate the level of sophistication and the fashion sense of technology in 2016, selfie drone - the unmann…
Destructive testing is a very important step in the development of an aircraft, similar to a car crash test.
The team of designers from The Hoshinchu (Japan) has combined technology with bonsai art to create a unique product called
A new aircraft design could carry passengers nearly 12 times faster than the Concorde, allowing it to travel from the UK to the United States in a very short time.
Intelligent Energy, a UK-based energy company, says it has successfully developed a new division for drone, allowing it to operate for hours on fuel cells.
This special drone model will completely change the notion of some people that drones can only be mastered in the air.
It's a dream come true for humans thanks to a unique virtual simulator called Birdly.