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In a move to regain market share that has been won by rivals over the past time, Sun has just announced it will continue to offer many of its other software applications…
The Sharp Sword UAV is China's unmanned stealth fighter, the name that won second place in the National Science and Technology Progress Award.
This device can increase learning efficiency by 40%. You won't have to wait too long to be able to own this magic tape, by anticipation.
After a long wait, finally, the audiences around the world also admire the giant robot battle between engineers from the US and Japan.
Special equipment developed by a Korean start-up promises to bring hope to people with depression in the future.
From poker games, this AI can also be used in many different areas such as financial transactions, political negotiations or auction.
Mercedes trucks can run on the road themselves. Google's computer won over the go-go grandmaster. App appearances can translate sentences with accuracy similar to humans.
Designers from Cityzen Sciences of France won the CES 2014 award in the category of improved health.
The University of Virginia's solar-powered wheelchair (NL) design has just won the first prize in the Change My Life in One Minute contest.
US scientists have gained control of a drones flying in the air, hacking its GPS navigation system. BBC reported on June 29 that a team of scientists at the University o…
Korean scientists have successfully built robots worth 1 billion won ($ 850,000) to replace jailers in the future.
Using 2 rectangular boxes and pyramids, using solar energy to distill salt water into fresh water, two Can Tho University students have just won the first prize of Holci…
An unmanned car named Boss won $ 2 million at a robotics competition in California after crossing an 85-kilometer road in nearly six hours.
If Floyd Landis won the bicycle race around the French Tour de France, that would be the victory of nanotechnology. Landis, captain of the Phonak racing team and m