New application of nuclear sensor
In addition to hunting for signs of nuclear weapons tests, these sensors can be used to monitor whales, monitor air pollution and alert tsunamis.
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In addition to hunting for signs of nuclear weapons tests, these sensors can be used to monitor whales, monitor air pollution and alert tsunamis.
A smartphone app that can test and analyze urine via camera images recently introduced at TED forum (Technology, education and design) in Los Angeles, USA.
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
The 150 kilowatts laser represents the new weaponry of the US military, which has the advantage of being smaller and lighter than current laser sources, according to Fox…
The New York Times reported that Apple is starting to develop clocks running the iOS operating system.
Polish scientists on January 14 said the new DNA testing technology could help recover at least part of the identities of people who have no longer left any images after…
The US Aerospace Industries (NASA) is launching its first round of experiments in developing a robot capable of repairing and refueling satellites in space.
A German defense technology company has successfully tested a laser-firing system capable of destroying two aircraft flying far apart.
US scientists have unveiled a compact device, called iTube, that is attached to a cell phone to detect allergens found in food samples.
It is about time you can throw away bank card withdrawals, supermarket payment cards, business cards ... The new generation of testing equipment will 'look' at your hand…
In his latest test, the Ratnik uniform was never penetrated after being shot five times by sniper rifles at a distance of 10 meters.
A UK-based consortium will test the full range of passenger automobiles in the coming months.
The US Navy is about to test the robotic automatic stealth aircraft.
Japan's Fujitsu Technology Group has released a new feature called '