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Robot teleoperation is the remote control of a robot by a human operator through interfaces such as joysticks, control stations, VR systems, motion trackers or leader de…
Engineers have developed a system that combines multi-wing drones and underwater drones that can be used for underwater maintenance inspection and search and rescue.
There are two basic types of flycam guns, one interfering with the connection between the drone and the operator to force it to land itself, and one shot out of the net…
Instead of discovering shiny and expensive gems, the operators discovered fossils of an ancient sea monster. Enchanted Design Limited is the company that found mosasaur.
American Space Adventures is currently the only tour operator involved in space flights.
This SS7 system is the place to connect global telecom operators together, and sadly, the vulnerabilities that exist in it for more than 20 years could be exploited to e…
If all goes well and goes according to Moon Express's schedule, the company will start exploiting the Moon from 2020.
For satellite operators, space garbage is a permanent concern and can cause great damage.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has announced it will support private companies seeking to exploit resources on the Moon.
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has revealed information about a selected group of drivers and waited to take control of NASA's self-driving Curiosity - NASA's
Fukushima I, the plant operator, today said it had blocked a leak of highly contaminated water into the sea.
Photographer Shawn Heinrich has just released a photo shoot to capture the moment when the whale shark is very friendly to animal defenders off the coast of Cancun (Mexi…
Robot Mantis produced by engineer Matt Denton in Hampshire, England, was confirmed by Guinness World Records organization as the world's largest 6-foot-controlled robot,…
The Asian satellite operator has chosen Arianespace (Japanese satellite service and solution company) to launch satellites MEASAT-3b.
According to the South China Morning Post, China recruited foreign experts to control the FAST telescope in Guizhou province with a salary of more than $ 1.2 million.