Wearable device that collects energy when the user is in motion
A team of British researchers built a test device out of recycled paper towels and plastic cups, powered by electricity generated by users themselves.
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A team of British researchers built a test device out of recycled paper towels and plastic cups, powered by electricity generated by users themselves.
Swiss and Barcelona start-ups Zoundream has developed a proprietary device based on artificial intelligence (AI) that specializes in translating babies' languages.
The images of the male singer appearing on stage are so true to perfection that many fans feel like they are witnessing him once again.
Chinese researchers used microwaves to reduce the traditional baijiu brewing time from several years to 45 minutes.
By modifying the composition, a team of researchers has created a bioactive glass that is remarkably effective at killing disease-causing bacteria.
The hydraulic multi-wing drone model of the company Flowcopter has a range of 900km and a capacity of 150kg of cargo.
Combining creativity and technology, artist Hidreley Diao creates amazing photographs of famous figures of the past.
Lufthansa and BASF have developed the AeroShark abrasive film that reduces fuel consumption and emissions for all aircraft.
The octopus-inspired artificial cell can change colors and textures to mimic its surroundings, providing a camouflage effect.
The new concrete from the Dutch company has a suitable surface for moss to grow, helping to create green facades in the city.
Real human robots are gaining popularity in the real world. Recently, scientists in Japan have created a 'kid' robot named Nikola
The experts who developed the experimental necklace were able to track the wearer's chin movement to see what they were asking for.
The new concrete model has improved 75% in waterproofing and 44% in reducing the corrosive effects of salt compared to commercial versions.
A flying car capable of converting from a road vehicle to an air vehicle has been certified as airworthy in Slovakia, paving the way for mass production.
The strongest part of a plant is not the root or the root, but the wall of microscopic cells. This is a new material that can pave the way for a future that no longer re…