Uber signs a software development contract with NASA
Uber is in the process of realizing the 'flying cab' plan through the signing of a management software deal with NASA.
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Uber is in the process of realizing the 'flying cab' plan through the signing of a management software deal with NASA.
Beijing traffic police have tested a patrol robot on the city's expressway to assist the police in dealing with offenses such as unregulated parking.
On October 25th, Deutsche Bahn (DB) of Germany started to run the prototype unmanned buses in the country.
The AT200 unmanned aerial vehicle successfully completed its first 26-minute test flight at Noi-Fu Airport, Bocheng District, Shaanxi Province on October 26.
According to Spike, the flight test took place smoothly and the aerodynamic design of the aircraft was very effective.
Correspondent ANSA said it was the result of a 10-year study by scientists at Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York.
The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
According to the Verge, Dubai International Airport offers a completely new way to test passengers by going through a virtual aquarium with a face detection camera.
The Avexis robot is being deployed to clean up the Magnox Swarf nuclear vault in Sellafied, northern Iraq.
Dubai has tested the world's first flying taxi for the purpose of developing a new type of public transport service.
Russia's Kalashnikov Concern is believed to have successfully developed a hovercraft called the hovercraft earlier this week.
Invisible underground robot
The Skylon helicopter, developed by the UK space company Reaction Engines, can fly anywhere on Earth within 4 hours.
Elon Musk's Hyperloop design competition last week went to a group of German students, according to Live Science.
The HoverBike S3's design is inspired by powerful and powerful sports cars that can fly in the air by changing the direction and height.