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Gary McMurray, head of Food Processing Technology at the Georgia Institute of Technology, said he and his colleagues set up a project to produce intelligent skeletal cle…
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Gary McMurray, head of Food Processing Technology at the Georgia Institute of Technology, said he and his colleagues set up a project to produce intelligent skeletal cle…
NASA has successfully produced augmented reality goggles. This type of goggles can help pilots
If you change your eyes for a hawk, you will be able to see a whole cow crawling on the ground from the roof of a 10-story building.
Valentine's Day, the couples have been busy gifting gifts to each other in this romantic holiday. Especially this year, even those who are lonely can warm their hear…
Housewives spend a lot of time and energy cleaning the home several times a day, especially for families with young children. So what solution helps this job ...
With a height of 20cm, the robot named Kibot has the funny face of a monkey and his body has a control panel. Kibot can read books, sing, play electronic games and run a…
For people suffering from spinal injuries or illnesses that can not move their arms or are mute, a special device called intendiX will help them spell words based on bra…
American experts have built a device that can support the eating of those with choking swallowing.
Incubator for solar energy is produced by the research of Master Le Van You, Head of Automation Department, Faculty of Mechanics - Technology, University of Agriculture…
At first glance you might think this is a joke, but in fact a US photography professor will implant a small camera in the back of the skull.
Russian criminal scientists have successfully investigated the method of identifying vapor traces for criminal investigation.
Scientists at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology have created a walking robot that can do housework, cleaning clothes, and washing clothes.
The robot is capable of showing the emotional state of the people debuted in Japan on June 23.
Two British scientists built a bearded robot to detect natural disaster survivors, or victims trapped in burning buildings.
A new detector incorporates a laser head with a mass spectrometer that will give the analysis results immediately. Scientists hope this new device will have many applica…