The system helps Israeli farmers water with smartphones
Israeli businesses develop smart irrigation technology for farmers with government support.
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Israeli businesses develop smart irrigation technology for farmers with government support.
The world's largest container ship arrives at the port of England, attracting many people to watch and record.
Researchers at RMIT University (Australia) have developed a solar paint that can absorb steam and dissociate to create hydrogen - the cleanest source of energy.
A military breakthrough overtook the United States, exposing the enemy to anxiety when thinking of confrontation.
Magnesium powder, iron and salt react with water to produce more heat, which helps the solder quickly heat up the rations.
Rolled concrete is a new modern construction material in Vietnam, which strongly attracts construction companies and vice minister Bui Pham Khanh.
Scientists have found a new way to separate cheap and extremely efficient hydrogen and oxygen from water.
Scientists from Mexico's Coahuila autonomous university (Uadec) have recently announced the successful development of biofuels from a microalgae.
Healthy, self-healing concrete, carbon nanomaterials, color changing bricks are advanced technologies that can be widely used in the future construction industry.
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Waterproof coatings seem to resist all the laws of nature. However, they are still too fragile to use in cases where there are strong external effects, whether for cloth…
The test version only has a capacity of 2.8 liters of water per day, but the application potential is huge because the production cost is not high. Especially this devic…
Researchers have reached a major turning point in the search for effective desalination by successfully fabricating a screen of graphene oxide to remove salt from seawat…
A group of Singaporean scientists have found a way to turn water into lemonade without lemons and send them over the Internet.
Compared to farms that operate in the old way, which depends on the land and sunshine, high-tech farms produce 100 times more, using only 5% of normal water.