Create transformable objects with 3D printing technology
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
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A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
A bent phone is a target for smartphone makers. In order to produce such a device, its components need to be flexible.
Recently a Swiss researcher has just published a research result that can shrink each bit to the level of each atom.
Researchers from Oregon State University (OSU) have developed the world's first battery that uses only hydronium ions (H3O +) as a charged particle.
The world of technology is always changing, many new and popular inventions mean that familiar things will gradually fade away and disappear.
Researchers from Johns Hopkins have found a safe way to carry large blood bags (which can be used for surgery or blood transfusions) using a drone.
Having faced similar problems about five decades ago, neighboring Singapore had very smart methods to thoroughly solve the problem of pollution.
After acquiring SolarCity, the Tesla Group announced a major energy project: supplying electricity to the entire island of Ta'u in the American Samoa archipelago fro…
Dutch scientists have developed a new generation of memory that can store information at separate chlorine atoms on a bronze base.
The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.
With the development so fast, data doubled every two years, storage is becoming more and more difficult.
Iron nitride - a magnetic material that meets the needs of flexible energy storage devices but is smaller, lighter and more durable than before.
With a growing amount of multimedia content, 1 TB drives now also become cramped, but a new technology can increase 10 times the storage capacity without changing the ha…
A group of British scientists are working on cement that can withstand the harmful effects of nuclear waste for thousands of years.
A completely new lithium-air battery (lithium-air) prototype with 5 times more storage power than the current has just been developed by scientists.