New X-ray technology can see soft tissue
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a new X-ray system, which is compact in size and not parti…
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Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a new X-ray system, which is compact in size and not parti…
The RTA96-C has 14 cylinders, and each cylinder has a capacity of 1,820 liters with a horsepower of nearly 8,000 horsepower. The total power of the largest engine block…
The ultra-small but light-speed camera can be used in the field of medical imaging or vehicle anti-collision.
TobyRich (Germany) specializes in controlled smartphone applications and launched SmartPlane.
Current biomimetic technology is growing with incredible inventions.
After natural disasters such as the typhoon Haiyan ravaging the Philippines, relief work on affected areas is often difficult due to the infrastructure being damaged.
Outperforming detective hummingbird robots, the Black Hornet device is easy to use and has many advantages.
British scientists have introduced a smart glass that can help people identify objects or translate street signs into sounds.
In the Petrozavodsk city, the northwestern part of the Russian Federation, has successfully completed the first screenoplan test - a unique device that can swim and fly.
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
Researchers at Harvard University in the United States have developed tiny bean-sized drones to pollination the flowers, as the number of bees decreases.
The toxic gas mask is an essential tool, supposedly to help minimize the impact when a biological and chemical attack occurs.
Small, fashionable and exceptionally safe, these are the factors that ensure a promising future for Nymi security bracelets.
Research by Tel Aviv University scientists in Israel, using small 3D print technology, creates a biopsy-compatible device for humans and transplants into the body.
From the world's smallest semiconductor laser to a bee-sized robot, many of them are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye, but they are actually changing…