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Matternet, a Silicon Valley-based company in the United States, tested the automated delivery service in Haiti and Dominica. In these two countries, Matternet's airc…
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Matternet, a Silicon Valley-based company in the United States, tested the automated delivery service in Haiti and Dominica. In these two countries, Matternet's airc…
At the 14th annual technology forum held in Tokyo on May 14th, Fujitsu Japan has unveiled many technologies and services based on cloud computing.
In an effort to ensure the safety of women, the Government of Canada has welcomed the initiative to launch a smartphone application that provides emergency response to a…
This screen is able to 'radiate' the exact scent from the image, such as coffee from the coffee cup. Its principle is that the genes in the screen will release t…
McDonald's Fast Food Restaurants has confirmed that it is currently testing wireless charging services for its customers in several McDonald's stores in Europe.
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.
In the UK, in 2014, a new service will be deployed for smartphones, which are text messaging to transfer money to each other via a bank account.
When the diner enters the shop, a robot uses his mechanical arm to open the door and to the side says, 'Hello world, welcome to the robot shop.'
According to a recent report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the need to own a car and drive a car in developed countries is probab…
Scientists are realizing handheld scanners in Star Trek films. A team of engineers from the University of Missouri (USA) is introducing a small, portable x-ray emitting…
In the future, 3D printing technology can become a household utility such as electricity, water, internet ... and will change consumer culture.
A US television service provider has filed a patent application for a state-of-the-art decoding technology that detects crowded audiences on the sofa and automatically t…
Netherlands is considered as the first country in the world to bring this modern system into service life.
A US admiral says the warship will be capable of destroying small ships and planes by laser pulses over the next two years.
Gizmodo, the maker of US civilian aircraft, has begun launching hardware-based processes for 747, 777 and 787 production planes that can receive and receive phone calls.