Aircraft capable of replacing satellites
Not only does it fly continuously on the surface of the earth for months, the stratospheric aircraft can also play the role of artificial satellites.
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Not only does it fly continuously on the surface of the earth for months, the stratospheric aircraft can also play the role of artificial satellites.
This idea, called Clip-Air, is the target of the group managed by Swiss researchers.
In July 2016, the robots began delivering food and groceries in four major cities: London, Bern, Humburg and Dusseldorf.
Japanese scientists are developing engine robots that work with light energy, which can be used to transport drugs in the human body.
The world's largest aircraft with a wingspan of up to 117m and equipped with six Boeing 747 engines will fly test in early 2017.
Remember the 1 month Hyperloop One (HO) for the first time to test the hyperloop track in real life in the Nevada desert.
A simple but very useful idea has been tested by the Chinese to prepare for the reality, to solve the traffic problem in the world's most populous country.
This diamond-shaped branch intersection is likely to be the solution for future transport networks.
At the present time, most traffic accidents are caused by the driver's fault. There may also be some exceptions such as loss of brakes, explosion of tires ... but accord…
Destructive testing is a very important step in the development of an aircraft, similar to a car crash test.
Airlander, which is more than 91 meters long, holds enough helium gas to fill 15 Olympic pools, which will be ready for use next month.
Huge water-filled container-type container with a capacity of 2,000 cubic meters of water, meets the demand for drought or disaster-prone areas.
Russian aircraft designers plan to build a giant supersonic airliner that can bring tanks to the battlefield in just a few hours.
FlyShip is a type of ocean transport designed by German engineers to provide full functionality of ships, aircraft and air-cushioned vessels.
By controlling the magnetic field, scientists can help sperm meet eggs faster, which improves fertilization.