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Developing cameras for unmanned vehicles simulating mantis shrimp sight
According to Optica magazine, inspired by the peculiarities of the mantis shrimp sight, researchers have developed new cameras equipped for unmanned vehicles.
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The world's first flying car is about to be sold in the US next month
According to Terrafugia, Volvo's parent company, Transition can fly 640km at a maximum speed of 160km / h. The price of the model has not been decided yet.
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Prospects for manufacturing security scanners capable of detecting explosives
Scientists believe that the THz wave has great potential in developing important applications such as explosives detection, medical diagnostics, quality control in produ…
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The pocket device helps disinfect everything in a snap with ...
By using ultraviolet light, this special handheld device gives you an instant
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'Interactive food' - A great combination of cuisine and technology
In fact, there is no need to look forward to the future, but right now, the robot dessert has been realized by artist Erika Marthins.
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Filipino inventor tests flying hybrid drone
Kyxz Mendoza, who lives in Quezon, Philippines, and the fabrication team successfully tested a single-seat model that looks like a large drone, Sun reported on September…
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Eye shields reset the circadian rhythm in the body, improving sleep
This high-tech sleeping visor uses flash technology to adjust your daily bio-rhythm by sending pulses of light when you sleep.
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The 'head-only robot' knows how to find light to photosynthesize, signaling when the plant is thirsty
First of all, we must admire the vitality of plants: they always grow toward light, showing a strong survival instinct.
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Strange solar cells get energy from bacteria
This battery not only gains more power than previous devices but also works effectively in strong light and low light.
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Light-sensitive polymer materials quickly transform from hard to soft
This material includes light-sensitive molecules used to change the internal structure of the material.
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Equipment that helps women no longer feel pain when it comes to the day 'red light'
Livia is the name of the great device mentioned above. Quite surprisingly, the product offers a solution to the 'half of the world' problem, and can fit in the pocket.
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Night vision goggles can help American soldiers detect mines
BNVG II consists of a binoculars and a thermal camera mounted on bulletproof caps, allowing soldiers to improve their ability to observe in depth at night.
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The microchip found cocaine cheap at just $ 0.1
Researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York have produced a new, inexpensive, chemical-sensitive chip that can be used to detect cocaine.
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Quantum Radar helps detect stealth aircraft
The researchers use a physical phenomenon called
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Nissan re-uses electric car batteries to illuminate the roads
Nissan is using an old Leaf battery to provide power to street lights to help make traveling of vehicles and pedestrians safer.