Electronic paper can be rolled up as a flashlight
Just curled up, the electronic paper will become an LED light.
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Just curled up, the electronic paper will become an LED light.
Rolled concrete is a new modern construction material in Vietnam, which strongly attracts construction companies and vice minister Bui Pham Khanh.
A unique invention and sound like silly but not so simple.
Here are the models that are in concept form and can be realized in the near future.
In the next four years, Rolls-Royce will launch its own fully-featured cruise ship. It is also considered the first unmanned vessel in the world.
LG introduces a line of high-resolution, flexible, flexible displays that roll into round, neat, easy-to-carry screens.
Bloomberg reported that the reputable Rolls-Royce Holdings is planning to develop the first unmanned cargo ships.
In developing countries, many areas do not have clean tap water, but it is very difficult to collect water. Especially if it puts a heavy burden on women's shoulders.
A group of experts from the Korea Institute of Advanced Science and Technology (KAIST) has introduced a miniature electric car to accommodate parking in a narrow space.
Atlantic sturgeon is considered one of the oldest fish in the world, they can live up to 60 years, reaching length 4.6m and weighing 360kg.
The content of this patent shows that the iPhone's screen can be rolled out from the inside of the body (glass or other transparent material) to completely cover the…
US scientists have introduced super-waterproof surfaces, allowing the design of water-proof, anti-stain and other products that are capable of cleaning almost any liquid.
British scientists have created a thin, paper-like television screen that can be rolled up and stored in a pocket easily.
Flexoresearch has successfully built a series of synthetic enzyme solutions, extracted from mushrooms, that turn waste paper into useful products.
Japanese researchers have invented what they call the 'flying object of the future,' which is used for search and rescue operations by flying in buildings weakened by ea…