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Remote-controlled reconnaissance robots are increasingly being developed for military purposes, such as battlefield reconnaissance, mine detection or patrols, etc. The r…
Nearly 2 years 'living with rubbish', Engineer Lai Minh Chuc Hanoi Research Center for Environmental Technology Research and Development successfully fabricated the auto…
Connected to a health counseling center, a more compact device than a desk phone can help employers monitor heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and general h…
The 23-year-old American University student nicknamed FunGowRightNow12 has just created an odd chess board. This is considered a 'chess robot', which helps playe…
Talking to television is often a sign of extreme agitation, mental turmoil or excessive loneliness. But now the Asian television makers have turned this abnormal into re…
The tiny capsule in the abdomen as in the science fiction movie Fantastic Voyage is about to be realized thanks to the tiny camera that can travel through the human body.
European archaeologists have said they are using a tiny remote-controlled aircraft to photograph a 3-D model of ancient Russian tombs.
Mr. Dang Van Nha, 59 years old (Binh Phuoc) successfully built the model to open circuit 220V by remote control system.
Many parts of the world, especially in Africa, are at times separated from the outside world by floods, landslides, etc., cutting off road traffic. Therefore, helicopter…
In the context of growing concern about the nuclear crisis following the February 11 earthquake, Chinese scientists have invented a robot capable of detecting radioactiv…
Thanks to a special saddle, the trainer can send a dog to search for drugs, deliver bullets to soldiers on the battlefield or save earthquake victims without having to s…
Engineers at Shadow Robot have successfully crafted a highly intelligent robotic remote control that promises breakthroughs in tackling difficult tasks.
With just one small device with a knuckle, your iPhone will become the universal remote control for all home electronics.
NEC Electronics and Soundpower (Japan) have worked together to develop a very common device today: remote control.
Honda has introduced a new technology that allows people to command robots by thinking without using a remote control or using a voice.