Australia launched the largest naval warship in history
After a period of test run, Australia has launched the largest naval aircraft in history.
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After a period of test run, Australia has launched the largest naval aircraft in history.
The new technique will shrink the size of the dark-looking glasses, which are cumbersome, down the coin.
To limit the development costs to millions, US-based Sikorsky will use 3D technology to develop the CH-53K.
Navy Times reported that the first unmanned fighter aircraft designed to operate on US aircraft carriers was ready to take flight.
The US Navy has successfully developed a state-of-the-art gun, hailed as the world's strongest and capable of completely destroying a target over 160km away ...
Toto company in Japan has built smart toilets, considered the most modern technology toilets today because it is like a tiny medical laboratory.
Overcoming the usual rules and filled with bizarre, one-wheeled cars are more modern and safer.
Brunei Navy currently owns three British-made Nakhoda Ragam-class corvettes with advanced electronic systems and weapons.
Designed for aerial melee combat, the arrival of R-73 - Russia's No. 1 air-to-air missile, shocked many countries.
The robot knows how to open the door and finds the electrical outlet to recharge itself. Computer viruses can't stop ... Modernizing these machines is worrying many scie…
MI-28N, the most advanced helicopter model of the Russian Air Force, is equipped with the most modern weapons equipment to be able to operate in all weather conditions.
The advancement of modern technology makes shopping faster and more convenient than ever.
Dr. Hakan Gursu (Turkey) has designed a very modern boat called the Volitan - which means flying fish - using both wind energy and solar energy.
In car technology, from manufacturing engines, safety equipment to equipment and entertainment information is more and more modern and therefore, the car is more and mor…
British researchers are building a room-sized machine that uses modern stereotyping techniques to print complete walls including bricks, plasterboard, windows, insulatio…