New style toothbrushes, just attached to the mouth and 3 seconds, are clean
Tired of having to stand in front of a mirror at night or early in the morning just to brush your teeth, a professional toothbrush called Unico will be the perfect solut…
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Tired of having to stand in front of a mirror at night or early in the morning just to brush your teeth, a professional toothbrush called Unico will be the perfect solut…
In the recent car launch, Tesla announced that in 2020, they will launch the second Tesla Roadster - a line of fully electric sports cars.
In a 25-second video released today, Boston Dynamics (now a subsidiary of SoftBank, Japan) has demonstrated the mysterious SpotMini robot that feels like a real dog.
The new machine will bear the name
Infrared emitters can transfer data up to 300 times faster than current systems, Reuters reported on Aug. 14.
With WT2 of Time Kettle (a startup that is operating in China), users will never have to deal with troubles with native speakers abroad.
Hyperloop One completed the second phase of the Hyperloop superhuman test after setting a record for speed and distance, TechCrunch said on Aug. 2.
Previous studies have had the idea of using supercapacitors as an energy storage device for pocket electronic devices.
With this special toothbrush you only need 10 seconds to brush your teeth. This saves a lot of time each year for personal hygiene.
A step closer on the long journey to the dream
Researchers in Sweden have created the world's fastest camera that can capture up to 5 trillion frames in a second.
At a rate of 100 billion frames per second, this camera application will really bring breakthroughs in the scientific world.
2016 is about to pass with many difficulties and gloom all over the world. However, for the science and technology world, 2016 has a lot of very promising breakthroughs,…
Researchers have come up with a new way to create
With a time limit of only a few percent seconds, the Olympic organizers must use the most advanced technology to determine who won the gold medal.