Russian robot learns how to shoot two hands before landing on the moon
The Fedor machine is improving its mobility, including shooting with both hands, before carrying out its mission to conquer the Moon.
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The Fedor machine is improving its mobility, including shooting with both hands, before carrying out its mission to conquer the Moon.
Compared to farms that operate in the old way, which depends on the land and sunshine, high-tech farms produce 100 times more, using only 5% of normal water.
A UK-based transport specialist and entrepreneur has launched a unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
While the demand for food is increasing and the area of agricultural land is gradually shrinking and the climate is becoming more severe, the application of high techn…
In 2018, Russian security forces will be equipped with new guns, capable of shooting on land or under water.
2016 is about to pass with many difficulties and gloom all over the world. However, for the science and technology world, 2016 has a lot of very promising breakthroughs,…
This idea, called Clip-Air, is the target of the group managed by Swiss researchers.
The Bloodhound supercar is set to break the fastest land speed record at 1,287km / h in October 2017 and officially reach 1,600km / h in 2018.
Solar Impulse 2 Solar Impulse 2 After many days of waiting, delaying and finally the largest solar powered aircraft in the world Solar Impulse 2 landed early on Saturday…
On May 21, the Solar Impulse 2, which landed in Ohio, completed its 11th flight.
Simulating the behavior of insects in nature, Harvard's micro-robots are considered to be extremely effective spy, search, and rescue.
The German space agency has successfully tested the technology to allow an unmanned drone or a drone to land on a moving vehicle.
A Russian engineer offers a new way to save thousands of passengers in the event of an emergency on the plane.
The unmanned aircraft capable of landing anywhere with a tail (tailsitter) will turn all US Navy ships into aircraft carriers.
First appearing in World War II, amphibians are a medium that both operates on the shore and can operate underwater.