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An international organization led by the University of Bath (UK) has launched a large-scale program to study how the use of organic OLED displays could revolutionize the…
Germany is the second largest country producing and using industrial robots in the world. Robot movements must be faster and more accurate and capable of lifting heavy o…
Researchers from Purdue University (USA) have designed a device that looks like a brush, allowing one day to make large objects like planes disappear under light.
Computing technology is shifting from desktop and small electronic devices to closer links to our lives, through costumes. It's not just about integrating an Mp3 gramoph…
Canadian researchers at the University of Laval (Quebec) and McGill University and three German researchers have developed a system using computers and 3D printers to cr…
Canadian scientists and engineers have developed a tactile robot that allows doctors to perform surgical procedures in the human brain. Expected this robot, called neuro…
Natalia Dubrovinskaia (University of Heidelberg, Germany) together with colleagues in Bayreuth (Germany), Paris and Grenoble (France) successfully synthesized a super ha…
Recently, scientists from Shandong University, China have successfully built a pigeon - robot. The bird of this machine can fly according to his command. This is the fir…
Experimental model of the University of Oslo (Norway) adds elements
A team of Spanish researchers from Ferrol Polytechnic University has developed a special propulsion system for ships. This new system replaces conventional propellers wi…
The University of Delaware's Institute of Conversion Energy (IEC) has developed a new technology for making photovoltaic cells. This technology can help reduce the costs…
A team of researchers led by Jan Auke Ijspeert of the Polytechnic University of Lausanne (EPFL, Switzerland) and Jean-Marie Cabelguen (INSERM Institute, France) led a te…
From the idea of finding new materials to replace cotton and silk, Gary Cass, a West Australian University laboratory technician, invented a fermented fabric that could…
German and British scientists have made the world's thinnest material at just 1 / 200,000th of a second. This type of membrane is connected by hexagonal carbon atoms…
Professors at the University of Tokyo have introduced an outline of a future world where robots can help mankind. Not as agile as humans, and the movement can be a bit s…