Seven common items were originally invented for military use
The difficulties of wartime led to the birth of many items. After the war, some inventions of that time became common everyday objects in civilian life.
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The difficulties of wartime led to the birth of many items. After the war, some inventions of that time became common everyday objects in civilian life.
A consortium of companies in Japan has built the world's first high-speed 6G wireless device.
The humanoid robot Tiangong is 1.63 m tall and weighs 43 kg, presented at the Beijing Economic and Technological Development Zone on April 27.
Thanks to its 6 arms, the Stickbug robot can pollinate many flowers at the same time at a rate of 1.5 pollinations per minute.
A new tool, with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), can detect the three most dangerous types of cancer within minutes, using just a drop of dried blood.
Chinese scientists have just introduced a type of bag and fabric that can charge phones extremely conveniently.
FuZe is a small, low-cost device that can reach fusion power temperatures quickly and meet future human electricity needs.
Throw Flame, a US-based flamethrower company, recently introduced the world's first flamethrower-equipped robot dog.
Scientists developed a process to produce artificial diamonds with liquid metal at a temperature of about 1,000 degrees Celsius and low pressure.
With this new feature, users will always know their location, without having to worry about getting lost when losing mobile networks or going into areas with no signal.
This type of super cold quantum computer will defeat the projects that Google and IBM are researching.
An F-16 fighter controlled by artificial intelligence (AI) participates in the first dogfight with another F-16 aircraft piloted by humans.
With an initial investment of 3.6 million AUD (2.32 million USD), the Wildu project will develop a special type of medical drone, powered by hydrogen fuel.
Chinese scientists developed a refrigerator prototype with a temperature only 0.01 degrees Celsius higher than absolute zero.
Innovative toilets can reduce the burden on the health care system, while helping older adults stay home safely.