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The 39-year-old amateur scientist, Jem Stansfield, turned himself into a spider when climbing along tall buildings with a machine he invented and built himself.
Scientists have successfully studied ion nozzles used to treat wounds and protect the skin can effectively kill bacteria without feeling pain for patients.
At the crossroads, a 1.77-meter-tall robot, a human-like shape, is mastering traffic in a mature way.
A helmet for newly built firefighters, able to withstand heat up to 1,000 degrees Celsius.
Chinese scientists have found a way to help them create a stealth gate like a witch's gate at the Harry Potter series.
With a pea-like camera, image analysis software and a super-small laptop, the blind can locate objects in the surrounding environment.
A company in the US has just introduced a swimwear capable of removing water like human skin in a short time.
For years scientists have been trying to design a vehicle that can move on the road and fly in the air.
A super-light high-tech swimsuit by a British manufacturer is stirring up professional sports. Not really explain the magic of this garment - but customers have set up m…
A cloth-covered car is something you associate with Flintstones, not the most advanced automotive design of the 21st century. But BMW's latest car concept car is exactly…
What do you do when you're stuck in a cramped pop show like a wedge, but the cell phone in your pocket is going to turn off because of the battery out?
The GigaPan device, which allows a conventional camera to capture moments of 1 gigapixel definition, promises to revolutionize amateur photographers.
Looks like a beautiful clear coin, but this round plastic can withstand the extreme pressure when traveling into space. Special money has just been announced by scientis…
It looks like a regular baseball cap. But when worn, this hat can detect and analyze an electroencephalogram (EEG) signal from the brain. It even tells you if you have it
Currently, we get most of the information from the computer through image and audio features. But as Korean scientists point out, the most extensive senses on the human…