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The robotics student is currently practicing touching his eyelids with his tongue, a feat he feels will greatly improve his chances of getting his name into the Guinness…
Archaeologists have discovered 18,000 ceramic fragments engraved with details of life in ancient Egypt. These artifacts also reveal the punishment for bad students 2,000…
A group of Japanese high school students have won an innovation contest by inventing a high-tech device that divides pizza into equal parts, not a centimeter apart.
A technical university in Japan is famous for its unique contest to build earthquake-resistant toothpick towers.
A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
Rare photos from inside North Korea depicting the daily lives of children there are rarely revealed to the world, according to NK News.
This rock-shaped spy device was developed by Voronezh Academy as a new way to secretly track enemies.
Vihelm mobile 'isolation helmet' is a simple, easy-to-use protective accessory that has reached the standard for circulation in many regions of the world such as in the…
Lac Dan Hy and a group of students from the University of Science and Technology (VNU-HCM, Vietnam) have 'transformed' plastic waste into lightweight bricks that bring e…
A group of students in Cambodia have built a prototype of a manned drone from an unlikely item: a school chair.
A Tsinghua University professor said that a new virtual student applying artificial intelligence at the school can reach the cognitive level of a 12-year-old in just one…
The BeeVi eco-friendly toilet, an invention from a university in Korea, partly makes life easier for students.
After 10 hours of work, two 19 and 21-year-old British students brought to the ground a strange creature, like a snail and the size ... of a car tire.
Surely every student's life can hold a gun when studying military. Often we will learn to aim with one eye.
Jack McMorrow, a 9th-grade student in Queens, is a case in which medical practitioners understand the dangers of the corona virus.