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Robot K5 was patrolled on the streets of Silicon Valley when a drunkard attacked him, causing many scratches on his body.
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Robot K5 was patrolled on the streets of Silicon Valley when a drunkard attacked him, causing many scratches on his body.
Although it has been promoted for a long time to replace fossil fuels, the contribution of solar power is still very modest.
A team of researchers at Stanford University (USA) has recently developed a new way to help people climb easily to high-rise buildings like
The European aerospace giant is developing an ambitious project in Silicon Valley called the Vahana - unmanned aerial vehicle.
While a paper-thin computer is still a dream for each of us, but with a new material, such computers are still too thick.
Creating a graphene-like material that is semiconductor will open many excellent applications in digital technology.
Chinese scientists are developing a transparent material that can be used to cover the surface of touch screens.
A chip can be implanted on your brain and it will dissolve itself into the body.
See how the following people 'hacked' their bodies with only a few implanted small devices.
Ubiquitous Energy, based in Silicon Valley, is planning to produce a new type of transparent solar cell, covering the phone screen and windows in the future.
Scientists at the University of Technology in Sydney have invented a self-cooled roof material.
The new smart toy product being raised on Indegogo will provide the ability to control calories consumed during the relationship. Thereby, improving the sex life of many…
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new super-stable and ultra-light alloy that even floats on the water, opening up the possibility of making ships and ships…
The anode of Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries is usually made of graphite (graphite) but many believe that the performance of this material has reached its limit.
Scientists at Stanford University have discovered the miracle of pomegranate fruit in maintaining high-tech connectivity for humans.