Robots help travelers to take care of clean vegetables at home
Just need to connect wifi to the phone, users can take care of clean vegetable beds at home anywhere, although hundreds of thousands of kilometers away.
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Just need to connect wifi to the phone, users can take care of clean vegetable beds at home anywhere, although hundreds of thousands of kilometers away.
During the launch, Virgin Galactic praised the constant efforts of engineers and technical staff in the production, testing and assembly of the aircraft generation calle…
The magnetic boots provide users with the feeling of flying as they travel on the Moon.
Refugee migrants often have to travel a long way, and one of the big challenges for them is carrying so many essential belongings.
Vincent - a cat found at a young age and without hind legs, has undergone a transplant to restore normal walking.
The Proterra Catalyst XR is the electric bus model, with 250 miles (402km) of travel time with only one charge.
Thoth Space Technology (Canada) has just been granted a patent for a space elevator design with a height of 20 km, inspired by an English writer's novel.
Tourists now have more indispensable items in their travels - the intelligent Bluesmart suitcase is the first in the world.
The city of London has just revealed the latest images of a public subway system project that will be put into use in the mid-2020s.
Germany's Heimplanet has produced a robust inflatable inflatable tent for 10 refugees.
A recently graduated American student has created an artificial tree that is able to turn water and light into oxygen, a significant advance in science for space travel.
A new robot with self-commencing and human-to-human communication will begin the journey of exploring Canada in the near future.
A team of researchers at the University of Queensland led by Dr. Martin Ringbauer successfully simulated time travel using the fundamental particles of light.
Last weekend, physicist Luke Butcher at Cambridge University published a report on several types of wormholes that could last long enough for a photon to pass through.
A new coat helps both men and women to not have to carry a bag and anything but a sink for the holidays.