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This discovery opens the door to making a lightweight, lightweight, 3X longer life span than what is commonly seen today.
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
The test road belongs to the ring road around the city. Jinan, capital of Shandong Province, eastern China.
On the occasion of the new year, CNN USA announced 5 technology forecasts for 2018, which CNN believes will change the world in the near future.
According to PhoneArena, in China, the amount of alcohol (the amount of alcohol you drink) is related to how much you are respected by the host.
According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.
This lamp was installed in Norway on 8km of highway in Buskerud province. The mechanism of operation of the lamp is automatically reduced by 20% when no car, bicycle or…
This bizarre biology is made up of a multi-disciplinary team of over 40 partners, including Een TIl Een, GXN Sustainable Architecture, Kebony Wood Processing.
Amazon has just patented a special mirror. This device has the ability to cover the virtual clothes on the image of the person standing in front of the mirror.
A woman who had an accident and lost her arm 20 years ago received an artificial arm, through tiny electrodes and sophisticated sensors.
Qatar - host country of the World Cup finals 2022 has just introduced the first image of the stadium will serve this event is made from the container.
The researchers say that this method provides a more accurate fingerprint image than the standard methods used in forensic medicine.
Scientists have developed plastic 3D printed objects that have built-in Wi-Fi capability without electricity or electronic components.
Police from Guiyang City in southern China were tasked with using the city's extensive surveillance camera network to locate BBC reporter John Sudworth.
This intelligent fabric works by using electronic sensors that support textiles made of materials known under organic metal forms, also known as MOF.