Manufacturing the first air cushion vessel in Vietnam
Air cushion operates based on self-lifting surface ships by creating pressure in the form of an air cushion.
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Air cushion operates based on self-lifting surface ships by creating pressure in the form of an air cushion.
Scientists at Edinburgh University (Scotland) have published a scientific discovery related to the design of wind power generators.
Victims in high-rise buildings can quickly escape the fire area with a tube at a speed of 4 m / s.
Breastfeeding is a familiar practice for parents. But, it is necessary to cook water, make milk quite a lot and take time.
Not only does it function normally, masks made by Marjan Kooroshnia can also change color depending on the temperature of the breath.
At the crossroads, a 1.77-meter-tall robot, a human-like shape, is mastering traffic in a mature way.
The world's first fuel cell ship has just been launched in the Netherlands.
A type of antenna that can change shape has been built in the United States.
The first fish robot in Vietnam has been checked and accepted at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 16. This fish is remote controlled, ca…
Rainwater bag for Truong Sa island district by the Institute of Tropical Technology and Research Environment has undergone a trial period, achieving good results.
Mr. Dang Hoang Son, 41 years old, in Ward 2, Vinh Long City, Vinh Long Province, came up with the idea: to make fuel-saving sets for old motorcycles.
Waste from breweries can be used to generate electricity, a German biogas expert said.
According to foreign media, scientists have invented a new device called 'Wicab BrainPort'.
According to the August 29 news from the British media, IBM laboratory scientists from IBM took advantage of the world's first single-atom atomic force microscope.
Professor Doriano Brogioli proposed (and was granted a patent) a new, surprisingly simple and very cheap method to generate electricity from saltwater and fresh water.