The first machine simulates plant life
For the first time, scientists have successfully built a machine capable of mimicking plant photosynthesis, turning solar energy into fuel.
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For the first time, scientists have successfully built a machine capable of mimicking plant photosynthesis, turning solar energy into fuel.
Humans have created robots capable of self-perfection and produced their own 'descendants' just like themselves without human involvement. Teaching robot with no…
Engineers at Shadow Robot have successfully crafted a highly intelligent robotic remote control that promises breakthroughs in tackling difficult tasks.
Incubator for solar energy is produced by the research of Master Le Van You, Head of Automation Department, Faculty of Mechanics - Technology, University of Agriculture…
US scientists have researched devices that connect the human brain with machines that help the human brain control computer technology.
A team of British scientists has developed a brain scanner to detect autism. The machine was tested in adults and achieved 90% accuracy.
US scientists have found a way to help them discover the time, place, and method of conducting terrorist attacks in the future.
There are so many sounds that humans can hear in the world but it would not be any more special than the sound from the 'Big Bang small' explosion from the LHC .…
Japanese physicists, in Physicsworld, reported in July 2010 that the list of known nuclear numbers was further extended with 45 new neutron-rich isotopes.
German scientists are trying to perform nuclear fusion (thermonuclear reactions, which normally occur in the Sun) to create a stable source of energy.
In an attempt to build a high-tech weapon, Russian scientists successfully built a magneto-electric generator equivalent to a nuclear reactor.
This particular device can emit about 290 teraats / h (1,012 Wh), which is 80 times the current generation capacity of the world.
Thanks to a special machine hand, an Italian young man can still perform complicated movements despite losing his left forearm.
EATR - hold the leaves with its robotic arm, chew with a tiny wire saw and put it into the incinerator of the steam engine that it carries to make electricity.
Even the most expensive and complex machine on the planet, the large particle accelerator breaks down after a piece of bread falls into the electrical system.