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No dust, noisy car horns, no fossil energy to produce electricity are the hallmarks of green cities like Amsterdam, Freiburg, Reykjavík ...
EZ-GO is a self-propelled, fully electric self-driving car that can support phone charging and free wifi connection.
Hanoi in the 1970s, the streets were mainly bicycles, only a few motorbikes, many people walking on the sidewalk.
Three laws of Newton's motion can explain why humans cannot pedal a vehicle weighing several tons.
Electric buses, without drivers, can carry 12 passengers and reach a maximum speed of 20 km / h.
NASA announced the video of astronauts in the 1972 Apollo 16 space mission driving on the lunar surface of the Moon, Business Insider on November 25 reported.
The 245-meter Hindenburg balloon becomes one of the largest flying vehicles ever created by humans.
The UK team developed glass bricks that can collect solar energy to supply buildings, vehicles or storage in batteries.
Amazon in the US places mobile warehouses on trains, ships and trucks, using unmanned aircraft to deliver goods to buyers.
Imaginative's Charles Bombardier and AirBouyant's Pete Bitar give the idea of a vertical takeoff (VTOL) that can fly quickly in the city.
The system will emit sound and message alerts to surrounding vehicles to create the fastest way for an ambulance.
Self-driving truck of Otto company has successfully transported more than 50,000 cans of beer on a distance of nearly 200km.
A spray paint called Line-X works to turn fragile items into extremely solid and almost indestructible.
The one-thousand-ton bridge is completed within 43 hours in Beijing, serving more than 200,000 vehicles per day.
In the video above we will see NASA testing the ability