Chinese farmers make suitcases into scooter cars
A man in China makes an electric scooter from a suitcase, which is used to help transport luggage to the airport or station easily.
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A man in China makes an electric scooter from a suitcase, which is used to help transport luggage to the airport or station easily.
Why are stars and planets all round (exactly spherical)? Why not cubes or oval?
The observation deck on the International Space Station (ISS) is a circular chamber with 7 windows. On the center of the room ...
Baggage moving in automatic conveyor system, elevator, transport robot arm, like the vast labyrinth at the Dutch airport.
The luggage that 55-year-old American Rick Passaro brought to Cat Ba Island more than a year ago only had old cassette tapes, CDs, DVDs, clothes and books. Rick came to…
Those who often feel tired when carrying and watching luggage in crowded places like bus stations or airports, can now rest assured with automatic suitcase products
You will not have to worry about every flight on excess baggage with a great jacket that can hold up to 15kg of luggage.
Vago is the name of a compact vacuum machine, which allows users to increase the space in their luggage, which can carry more essential items.
According to the Polish News Agency (PAP), the camera is fitted with an X-ray detection system capable of counting single photons and capturing up to 20,000 frames per s…
A Russian engineer offers a new way to save thousands of passengers in the event of an emergency on the plane.
A controlled explosion in the aircraft's luggage compartment has been successfully controlled by a bomb-resistant liner, developed by a group of British scientists.
Tourists now have more indispensable items in their travels - the intelligent Bluesmart suitcase is the first in the world.
A new coat helps both men and women to not have to carry a bag and anything but a sink for the holidays.
Today, in order to secure public order, such as terminals, airports, etc., there is almost no need for CCTV (Closed-circuit television).