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Some US security experts have revealed some details about a group of Chinese hackers believed to have launched many attacks on US government agencies to gather intellige…
In an effort to solve some of the problems of fresh water shortage, China is developing tens of thousands
So far the drone not only has the task of taking photos but also can be used in delivery or drone tests in both moving.
Chinese scientists are developing solar cells that collect both solar and kinetic energy from water, meaning that it can generate electricity from rain drops.
'With this device, we can generate energy in many different weather conditions,' the researchers said.
What do you think if an umbrella can announce it's going to rain before you leave? That is the idea behind Opus One, a smart umbrella designed by former Samsung engi…
This wonderful umbrella can not only predict the weather, but it is also smart enough not to let the host take it.
Scientists and meteorologists from Nevada have been involved in the research and creation of the world's first automated man-made rain engine - using unmanned aerial veh…
A torch-shaped device can be used as a shield and protect the user against rain, wind, snow, or even tear gas.
Rolf Hut, of Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, is planning to turn small umbrellas into rain gauges.
Imagine, one day, you lie in bed and want to watch the rain through your ceiling.
Warwickshire Hospitality Umbrellas (UK) has just launched a helmet-like design, capable of withstanding level 7 winds.
Umbrella, a personal item which is only used to cover rain and shading, now also becomes a self-defense tool in emergency cases with super durable properties.
You leave home to work, to the office it rains. Sometimes, due to absent-mindedness, you wonder if you have closed the windows at home yet?
Carnegie Mellon University (USA) has developed a smart car that can predict the location of rain drops, thereby adjusting the light rays so that the driver does not get…