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The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has released a detailed map of the seafloor in the southern Indian Ocean to find the Malaysian a…
Researchers from RMIT University (Melbourne, Australia) are looking to develop a biological drone (UAV).
Italian scientists have unveiled a new radar system, sparking hope for an advanced air-traffic control system, capable of tracking the missing plane like Malaysia's Boei…
This project aims to help research devices that support the disabled / disabled, for example, legs / arms or suits that can be controlled through thinking.
The emergency locator designed on each aircraft can be the focal point to help rescue forces locate aircraft in certain circumstances.
The Boeing Company is jumping into the field of smart phone manufacturing with high security.
Spike Aerospace (USA) has introduced the design of a new line of supersonic aircraft, with the cabin walls are giant screens that can see the whole exterior.
Future superpowers Sky Whale will outperform an Airbus A380 and resemble a spacecraft with self-healing spacecraft.
US Naval Research and Laboratory (NRL) has announced that it has successfully launched the XFC drone from its submarine, the Bahamas.
A device called PowerUp will allow us to control the paper plane with our very own smartphone.
Scientists at the Sandia National Laboratory in California have created an unmanned, multi-tasking machine that can travel anywhere.
Operated by solar energy, Titan Solara version 50 weighs only 159 kg and can fly continuously for 5 years without refueling.
Technology turns a wall, panel, floor or any flat surface into a touch screen that Microsoft has been studying for years.
A group of Austrian students has successfully designed a model of aircraft capable of automatically flying based on smartphones.
The British government recently announced a £ 60m investment for the Skylon space project of the Reaction Engine.