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'Electronic paper' is coming close to consumers
'Electronic paper' has long been considered the future of paper and books, but over time, products like e-books have not met consumers' expectations. This fact may soon…
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Airbus launches world's largest aircraft
After two long years of delays, the world's largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380, will be making its public debut at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) a…
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New personal submarine
The world's first personal submarine was launched for $ 127,308 / unit. Dutch designers say the tiny C-Quester submarine will make owners feel like they fly in the water…
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Unique underwater robot
Carp Robot: This robot has the shape of a carp, swimming completely like real fish at London pool. It is about 50 cm long, about 12 cm wide. However, this robot does not…
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The first car runs by air
According to Negre's father, this unique car only costs ... $ 2 for a long journey of 190 km, with a maximum speed of nearly 90 km / h! Iranians say they have a sola…
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Bombers change shape
The US military has long wanted an airplane that could wander beyond the enemy's territory, and if needed, be able to rush to the target faster than the speed of sou…
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Special shower on board
It is fun and refreshing to have a shower on a long flight or a cross country bus. But the problem is that any car can carry too much water and
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Control of objects by thinking
On a 2m long green carpet, a pink dog guarding the goal, a white dog carrying football to the net. This would be nothing special if the behavior of the two dogs was not…
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Japan built a snowmobile rescue robot
The Japanese company Tmsuk built the Enryu, which has a 4.5-meter-long hand, can lift a small passenger car as handy. A prototype in Niigata Prefecture, the snow region…
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Will the invention happen to stop the fate of the lights?
Imagine a street corner brightly lit, but not from the current long, twisted or round shadows, but from the sidewalk table, from the wall or even on the fork.