Scientists at MIT successfully crafted a machine to break spaghetti into two
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US scientists have successfully tested the device to stimulate the vagus nerve used in the case of antidepressants does not work.
The record breaking invention not only extends the boundaries of physics but can also be used to study some of the mysteries of quantum mechanics and how objects work in…
Frank Zapataz is an artist specializing in performing adventurous phases on hoverboards, jetpack (jet suits) or any other dynamic system.
The journey across the Atlantic has long been a challenging distance for navigators around the world.
This high-tech sleeping visor uses flash technology to adjust your daily bio-rhythm by sending pulses of light when you sleep.
Robots are doing more and more things that people still think are difficult.
Compared to the traditional workforce, 'Sweeper Robot' can comfortably work in the harsh environmental conditions of greenhouses, which have high temperature and relativ…
People who are busy often complain that they need one more arm to do all the work, but now, that may be about to come true.
Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have successfully built a robot that can power itself without a battery just as small as a human egg cell.
Nik, born with malignant cerebral palsy and unable to walk like a normal person. But with the love and creativity of his father, Nik took the first steps.
Smart Shooter is an Israeli startup company founded by some former employees of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.
Tesla's Solar Tile was first introduced in 2016 and began ordering from May 5/2017.
'Utilize domestic waste to become a source of energy for the family's daily hot water needs' This idea of recycling belongs to the British inventor - Nik Spencer.
This missile model can carry many nuclear warheads and threaten the enemy's defense systems because it is not possible to observe on the radar.