Smart smartphone battery but still paper thin
In the future, smartphone and tablet batteries will certainly be better than now.
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In the future, smartphone and tablet batteries will certainly be better than now.
US experts have recently published research results in the development of a perfect super-waterproof material.
Dissatisfied with super yachts and private planes, wealthy individuals can give themselves an airplane that can fly underwater.
Maglev technology was first proposed in the mid-20th century and the current Maglev system in Shanghai could reach speeds of up to 430 km / h, making it the world's…
Lix, from London, England, has introduced a unique 3D brush. This 3D pen allows you to write and draw in the air by melting, then freezing the print.
Recently, a team of University of California researchers has successfully developed a structured material inspired by the head of shrimp.
When I first saw it, few would have imagined that Arion1 Velocipede was a bicycle.
The US military has successfully tested a new dangerous super weapon, which can fire artillery shells at 7 times the speed of sound.
Students at the Jerusalem College of Technology have built a palm-sized printer with impressive prints.
Metro stations in major cities such as London and New York are traditionally large structures, like the cathedrals.
At the South By South West Festival in Texas, American artist Thibault Brevet presented a highly abstract artistic idea: in the US Constitution by bill printer in 6 seco…
Graphene, germanium, and many other elements have become a fascinating field of research for scientists to create materials for the future.
A new technique that allows continuous monitoring of water quality is consistent with many pollutants.
Scientists can now track shark activity by attaching cameras to their dorsal fins.
Scientists and law experts expressed concern that an ambitious experiment using a super accelerator could accidentally destroy Earth.