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It is Prosthesis - the world's first electronic racing machine created by Furrion Robotics.
US scientists can replicate the human face seen by monkeys from the brain's signal.
Sensors and computer mounted on the rifle will automatically adjust the path, the gunner just to pull the trigger to kill the target.
Fabrics made from pineapple leaves, mushrooms and eucalyptus can be a new source of materials to create future outfits.
Hyperloop One - the technology supported by Teslà boss Elon Musk - proposed a trip to London to Edinburgh (more than 666km) within 50 minutes.
Super Corner shot guns that Vietnamese CSCs are on the payroll will put an end to criminals trying to hide to avoid law enforcement forces.
Contact lenses capable of imaging, instant video recording will be electronic devices that replace the smartphone in the future.
Russia is preparing to build a new submarine, twice the size of the world's largest commercial jet aircraft, and will soon be introduced to explore the Arctic.
The China Railway Group recently launched the world's first virtual unmanned trainset.
Japan's Softbank completes acquisition of Boston Dynamics, a company that makes robots so many people fear.
A military breakthrough overtook the United States, exposing the enemy to anxiety when thinking of confrontation.
Magnesium powder, iron and salt react with water to produce more heat, which helps the solder quickly heat up the rations.
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Almost all current processors are based on the Von Neumann computing model: They are designed to access the largest amounts of data continuously, and fill the caches as…
NASA's supersonic airplanes have lower noise levels than the Concorde, which can be tested by 2019.