He has just invented a painless needle set
Excluding a common needle, it was inserted under the skin to put the drug in. At the top of the syringe, there was a very small auxiliary needle. It pokes in the skin fi…
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Excluding a common needle, it was inserted under the skin to put the drug in. At the top of the syringe, there was a very small auxiliary needle. It pokes in the skin fi…
British experts invented a thin fiber-optic device like a human hair, allowing observations
British engineers have designed a special chair, like a cocoon, mounted on a car exclusively for children to prevent accidents. When an accident happens as two vehicles…
This sounds like in a fictional novel: People can interact with each other without words, just think for a moment.
With the goal of oil exploitation outside the ocean, Shell has planned to build the largest ship ever. It was named Prelude FLNG.
As two products of the Georgia Technology Center, two robots named Simon and Shimon have amazing human action simulation capabilities.
British and Danish experts claim to have successfully built invisibility cloaks, which can hide objects by splitting light.
Surgeon Anthony Atala used a special machine to successfully build a three-dimensional kidney in front of the crowd.
American scientists say they have found a new tool that can treat many different diseases, ranging from food poisoning to cancer, called
Scientists at Tokyo University introduced their latest robot in the design and manufacture of robots. It was a robot boy named Nobi, a boy of 9 months old.
Stepping on the wall will soon become a reality thanks to very high adhesion of gloves and shoes, US scientists claim.
A number of scientists at the Royal College of London have collaborated with fashion designers in the country to create fabrics made of tea, for use in the fashion indus…
Scientists have successfully built materials that can sense pressure like human skin.
Australian scientists have studied how to produce solar panels by
Cornell University, New York, has just invented a device that is about the size of a phone, taking advantage of the surface tension of water to help people walk on walls…