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Robots for nuclear power workers
Tokyo-based Cyberdyne Technologies (Japan) on Nov. 7 has released a robot skeleton to support the travel of workers at nuclear power plants.
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The development of materials
The history of materials has evolved from the use of natural materials such as wood, stone, animal skin and other artificial materials for humans to create materials suc…
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The camera flashes at a speed of 10 million frames per second
Students at the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne have just taken a first-ever X-ray image with a speed of 10 million frames per second.
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Fish robots rescue the fish from the oil spill
British biologists used robotic fish, carp-like, to study the rules of fish behavior and the rules of movement.
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Fashionable helmet for cyclists
We will not have to worry about helmets and still feel safe when riding.
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Future robots will know how to trick people
The sight of a robot leading an enemy into a minefield or a dead end that only appears in sci-fi movies, but soon the robot will be able to perform those behaviors in li…
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Robot plays the lead role on the stage
South Korean scientists are expected to release more plays this year with the main cast of robots, some of which are covered by robots.
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Flying cars will be available in 20 years
Aircraft production, production of parts on the human body, space travel guides are the profession will appear in the next 20 years.
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Humans and machines will merge?
For the first time, a conference on global disaster risks was organized with the participation of many leading experts in the world. The conference opened on July 17, at…
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New materials turn heat into electricity
Researchers have invented a new type of heat that can make cars more useful by turning waste heat through engine smoke into electricity.
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The first camera looked as good as the human eye
US researchers have created the world's first camera with a field of view as wide as the human eye, which could revolutionize imaging technology.
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Korea and Japan lead the world in terms of patents
The latest report by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) states that in 2005, according to the number of patents granted to over one million people in ea…
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Intelligent runway control system
A very small size, but if it appears on the airport runway, it could lead to an accident or an aviation disaster. To reduce this risk to a minimum, the Tarsier Intellige…
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The on-chip optical circuit will create a new revolution in communication and computers
In a study that could lead to the creation of completely new devices, systems and applications on microcomputers, researchers at the Massachusset Institute of Technology…
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New technology predicts bad weather
A new system will monitor the amount of water evaporated to make predictions of heavy rains, or hurricanes just before it appears.