2 US representatives topped the list of the world's fastest supercomputers
America has regained its advantage in the race that seems to have no end.
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America has regained its advantage in the race that seems to have no end.
In less than 30 seconds, EXPLORER can scan full-body 3D at a level of detail and use significantly lower radiation doses.
Super camera is named T - cup. Its shooting speed is so fast that it can record light movement.
iBeat will perform data collection on users' hearts about 100 times per second, data is monitored and analyzed by iBeat's artificial intelligence.
The time for each shot can last up to a few seconds - including reload time and line of sight adjustment after the first shot.
According to South China Morning Post, this new laser rifle will be used by anti-terrorist teams in China's armed police force.
America's Advanced Defense Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently found a way to improve the wheel very nicely on the Humvee, often used in the US military.
China has built an early earthquake warning system in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, Southwest China.
Researchers at the China Aerospace Science and Technology Group (CASIC) design portable handsets to determine the freshness of meat.
The camera comes with a PlayStation Eye camera equipped with computer vision technology and gesture recognition that allows for quick processing of snapshots, helping to…
This idea is not new, but it gets everyone's attention because similar devices that previously provide low power and have very low life expectancy.
Scientists at the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory in Tokyo, Japan successfully developed a robotic arm
This eight-second video chronicles the Semi truck that slides across the street while residents of Sunnyvale, California.
This is a new record that the Elon Musk plant just set up, which is to overcome the power failure of an entire Australian state in just 140 milliseconds.
Typically, the robot takes a considerable amount of time (several dozen seconds) to reorganize after an unexpected physical damage.