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A company in Oklahoma, USA, recently introduced new bulletproof blankets aimed at protecting students, amid fears of possible school shootings.
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A company in Oklahoma, USA, recently introduced new bulletproof blankets aimed at protecting students, amid fears of possible school shootings.
Recently, a mobile welding machine capable of creating fire from water has been successfully built in SafeFlame project implemented by European scientists.
Organic Farmer's Fridge, launched in Chicago (USA), is an initiative of entrepreneur Luke Sanders from the Midwest.
Drinking beer at home is not a simple and safe job. However, this will come true with PicoBrew's Zymatic automatic brewing machine.
During the Cold War, communication was an extremely dangerous issue for submarines because they needed to rise near the surface to be able to communicate with the comman…
There are various measures to remotely control children. However, the new FiLIP wristwatch sold in the market is a very interesting device.
E2V has introduced a prototype device that can switch off car engines and other vehicles by electromagnetic waves.
In the future, the transmission of electrical power to electrical equipment will not require wiring, which is considered to be relatively safe for human beings.
The study focused on the technique of creating a biodegradable polymer called polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB).
Small, fashionable and exceptionally safe, these are the factors that ensure a promising future for Nymi security bracelets.
Storm thunderstorms often cause panic on flights.
This is part of the $ 15 million 'Safe Driving' project, funded by the Michigan Transportation Research Institute. Ann Arbo aims to study the reactions of drivers and th…
Bang George will be the pilot site for the 'American version' of the third-generation nuclear furnace design originating in China. They are claimed to be more se…
Now an application called WalkSafe developed by researchers at Italian University of Dartmouth and Bologna University will help phone users to safer roads.
American parents are often reluctant to let their children drive for safety reasons, but Ford's new invention will help keep them safe.