Asphalt made from trees
Dutch scientists say that asphalt can be made using a compound found in every tree, helping to preserve the environment.
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Dutch scientists say that asphalt can be made using a compound found in every tree, helping to preserve the environment.
Butterfly butterfly is a new product launched by Robot Festo Company (Germany). This robot is simulated with butterflies in addition to the reality of the surprise.
Recently, House Foods Group of Japan has introduced a product not very spicy eye. This non-tantalizing onion is made by neutralizing the compound that radiates.
People always search and create new materials with superior features including 'freezing gas' Aerogel. According to recent scientific news, Aerogel may be the potential…
Recently, a pair of sports shoes designed with about 100 single LEDs and advanced motion sensors have been created, which will bring a light display when people wear and…
Due to the inability to equip agricultural product preservation systems, products produced by farmers in developing countries are susceptible to damage - which means the…
Currently, smart shower products are available to help save water.
Scientists at the Center for Surface Chemistry and Catalysis (KU Leuven University, Belgium) say they have successfully converted sawdust into gasoline.
Technology is changing the face of the aspects of human life. Currently technology has also set foot in the culinary field and launched strange high-tech dishes.
One more product category is added to the ever-growing list of smart widgets.
Recently, Samsung Group has introduced a new version of EyeCan + EyeCan + to help people with disabilities use their eyes only computer.
The first 3D printer of the International Space Station ISS has now been officially installed, put into operation and has created the first 3D printing products.
The most recent company intending to create such a product is Thync, a start-up founded by businessman Isy Goldwasser and neurologist Jamie Tyler.
The device is worn on the wrist as a fashion item, but can pop up high to shoot movies, take pictures whenever the user wants.
Electronic devices have the ability to completely decompose in water and leave only harmless final products that are part of a rapidly emerging technology.