1.5 g heavy robot 'accepts' all types of terrain by mimicking cockroaches
By mimicking cockroaches, the Harvard University team created a 1.5-gram robot that can move across all terrain.
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By mimicking cockroaches, the Harvard University team created a 1.5-gram robot that can move across all terrain.
Compared to humans, this robot has many outstanding advantages to play a bartender.
If a global warming tomorrow causes flooding and seeping in most coastal urban areas in the world, how will we deal?
One of the prerequisite factors affecting the economic development as well as the lives of people, in the desert or any dry area is the water source.
To minimize the amount of waste generated during the coffee making process, a company that has made a very unique recycling idea is producing a cup of coffee from the ma…
According to Thoi Bao Hoan Cau newspaper, Zephyr S took off on July 11 in the state of Arizona, USA and flew at an altitude of more than 21.33 km above the ground, twice…
Professor Dame Sue Black of Lancaster University, has developed a forensic technique to help identify crime based on hand characteristics.
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Although this study is only in the preliminary stage, scientists are optimistic that this is a big step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Scientists have created a new form of carbon, opening up another horizon of science and technology applications.
There will never be terrorists, put bombs in bags in public places, if this system becomes a reality.
Stratolaunch, the world's largest wingspan with a length of 117 meters, will make the first flight at the end of the year.
Hydrofoiler XE-1 uses special modules to float on the water itself. In addition, Hydrofoiler XE-1 can be operated again if it is overturned on water.
It was almost impossible for submarines to contact any other thing on the surface because of the physical limitations of the water environment.
Improvements in Russian state-owned technology group Rostec's camouflage technology are expected to be applied to textiles in the near future.