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Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
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Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
After a long wait, finally, the audiences around the world also admire the giant robot battle between engineers from the US and Japan.
Yokitomo Shimotai, a 74-year-old owner of a coffee shop in Aomori prefecture, has become the focus of the press when it launches a coffee that does not contain any coffe…
Correspondent ANSA said it was the result of a 10-year study by scientists at Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York.
A trial in Australia takes place in the village near Canberra, where residents have to drive for about 40 minutes to buy anything, whether it's milk, green leafy veg…
We already know that Google is one of the most prominent technology companies in the race to develop artificial intelligence.
The new machine will bear the name
Scientists have turned arid sand dunes into sparkling multicolored grass hills. Work on greening this desert thanks to super technology of fossil underground mining for…
While the Airbus A380 has a record-breaking 15 km engine, Airbus's Perlan 2 sets a new world record as it flew as high as 52,000 feet (1 ft = 30.48 cm) without an en…
Swiss researchers have created a new type of concrete roof that is capable of producing electricity from sunlight.
China is also preparing for a battle with the two players, due in late 2017, according to People's Daily Online.
The US is testing PUU material, which allows for the manufacture of armor that can be proportionally proportional to the damage of bullets.
A digital greenhouse has just appeared in Tokyo, using illusion lighting and the 'vegetable orchestra'.
Alum Burnova, a member of the research team, said that the biomass was made from natural fibers, saturated so long in a special solution.
This is a breakthrough in the design of traditional turboprop engines, which are very popular in today's aviation industry.