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An independent research group in the United States announced the successful implementation of a method for creating night vision for humans, by introducing a liquid solu…
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An independent research group in the United States announced the successful implementation of a method for creating night vision for humans, by introducing a liquid solu…
Zaslon handheld scanner - the latest invention by Russian experts, can be neatly packed in a pocket, but quickly detects all dangerous objects, objects and substances.
Invisibility cloak has long been a dream for the world science community and is a familiar image in science fiction and magic movies. Now, that dream has come true.
The British Daily recently reported that a country's electronics company has invented a machine called Prism 200c that can help people see through the walls.
A very interesting device was created by scientists in Information Technology, Aalto University, Finland.
British and Danish experts claim to have successfully built invisibility cloaks, which can hide objects by splitting light.
Very compactly designed, this camera uses shortwave to take pictures of objects inside the casing in real time without any intervention, at speeds of up to 30 frames per…
Engineers at Ohio University (USA) have invented a special type of microscopic lens that looks at microscopic objects at all 9 different angles at the same time and crea…
A group of American scientists have invented a robotic hand, which can help blind people
The sleepy students will surely feel excited when they know the type of pillow helps people acquire knowledge in their newly born sleep.
According to foreign media, scientists have invented a new device called 'Wicab BrainPort'.
Chinese scientists have found a way to help them create a stealth gate like a witch's gate at the Harry Potter series.
With a pea-like camera, image analysis software and a super-small laptop, the blind can locate objects in the surrounding environment.
The Royal College of London recently published a description of how to create a material that can hide objects in visible light.