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British scientists find a new application of the world's darkest material is to produce spray paint that absorbs 99.8% of light, turning everything into a
A former Malaysian teacher sets up a low-cost, voice-activated prosthetics manufacturing company for people with disabilities.
The solar panels have been designed to be much thinner. The more flexible design allows the panels to extend along the facades of buildings, on buses or in electric cars.
A team of researchers at Stanford University (USA) has recently developed a new way to help people climb easily to high-rise buildings like
Our fossil fuel consumption will not be reduced until we accelerate the production of renewable energy technologies.
With effective communication capabilities, Nett Warrior promises to help American soldiers easily master the battlefield in the future.
Scientists from Switzerland and the US have announced the creation of a supersolid - a strange form of material that combines solidity and superfluidity simultaneously.
A group of Singaporean scientists have found a way to turn water into lemonade without lemons and send them over the Internet.
Scientists invented a strong adhesive material that can help you stick to the vertical wall, making the fans' dreams come true.
BrikaWood - The type of wood bricks invented by French startup _ CatharHome is a convenient solution for green construction trends.
Facing the threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), US soldiers may soon have new equipment to destroy the weapon of the enemy.
NASA is experimenting with a solar-powered large ion-propulsion system to help carry out remote space exploration missions.
Research by scientists also shows that women are more prone to dizziness when using virtual reality technology than men.
A rebellious robot is thought to have caused the death of a 57-year-old female engineer working at a car parts plant in Michigan.
Advances in noise reduction technology can help passenger aircraft super-overcome limitations caused by ultrasonic explosions.