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Although only about the size of an insect or smaller than a hair, this small military robot is being developed by military forces, with the power equivalent to hundreds…
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Although only about the size of an insect or smaller than a hair, this small military robot is being developed by military forces, with the power equivalent to hundreds…
Russian scientists have begun developing a filter that can remove harmful micro-particle particles, including viral particles. Especially it will make people invisible.
With the development of science and technology, one thing is certain that robots will increasingly play an important role in human life.
A research group led by TS. Jinyao Tang of the Department of Chemistry, the University of Hong Kong, has researched and developed the world's first light-driven nanorobo…
This study can pave the way for communication between the machine and the brain to control prostheses, remote robots as well as create momentum for the development of ne…
Once its mission has been completed, the robots will be completely dissipated easily in the body.
Blincam is a compact camera that attaches to the glasses, allowing users to take photos with a single blink.
Japanese scientists are developing engine robots that work with light energy, which can be used to transport drugs in the human body.
Although it is quite small in size, it is theoretically possible to live inside.
German researchers have created a microscope with a size no larger than a grain of salt, according to a study published in the journal Nature Photonics.
Simulating the behavior of insects in nature, Harvard's micro-robots are considered to be extremely effective spy, search, and rescue.
US scientists are upgrading the X-ray microscope to study the activities of the microscopic world.
Micro-houses can be a very strange concept for most of us but are considered as an effective solution for busy residential areas in Tokyo, Japan - one of the most populo…
Singapore's NTU technology allows the camera to reduce its size by up to 100 times.
Micro fiber extracted from grass allows the creation of tougher condoms and is less than 45 microns thick.