Soft robots move like solid
Scientists at Harvard University create a soft, snake-like robot that can crawl, twist or straighten, promising more useful applications, Xinhua reported on Feb. 22.
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Scientists at Harvard University create a soft, snake-like robot that can crawl, twist or straighten, promising more useful applications, Xinhua reported on Feb. 22.
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
What is special about this laser experiment is that you do not need to go to a professional lab to do anything that can be done at home!
In a context where countries are moving towards banning traditional fuel-burning vehicles and switching users through electric vehicles, the world will need more chargin…
The drone called the Multimodal Autonomous Drone (S-MAD) is the product of the College's Createk Design Department. de Sherbrooke in Quebec, Canada.
Scientists at the Eindhoven University of Technology and the University of Kent have successfully built a new material that can move forward in a wavy fashion under the…
Short and concise, that researchers have come a long way in bringing straight energy into a moving object.
There is a strip of dividers that run horizontally without moving, helping to create more lane for more cars.
Boston Dynamics, a subsidiary of Google, launched a four-legged robot called the Handle and was able to scare many people.
Japan seems to be moving closer to operating the public transport system automatically after a company unveils its unmanned bus, called Robot Shuttle.
Designers from the Rombaut Frieling Lab in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) have created a hybrid system.
The new rocket-like submarine carrying six imitators and two hijackers, moving further and dives deeper.
Ultra-light-fitting pants help capture energy from moving your feet and generate enough electricity to charge four smartphones after an hour of walking.
The Portuguese artist group uses a new tattoo technique that combines traditional tattoos and map projection technology to create tattoos moving in the human body.
A special weapon that could fire 10kgs of ammunition, moving at 5400 miles per hour and penetrating 3 thick concrete walls 100 miles away can be equipped by US Navy for…