Successfully developed compounds that absorb CO2 faster than trees
Plants help absorb CO2, which is what we all know, even plants can absorb about 25% of CO2 emissions that humans produce to serve photosynthesis and growth.
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Plants help absorb CO2, which is what we all know, even plants can absorb about 25% of CO2 emissions that humans produce to serve photosynthesis and growth.
An international team of researchers has found a way to turn plastic waste into safe food through two specialized plastic molds.
Visitors to the town of Wuzhen, China will not have to buy tickets thanks to the face detection technology at the gate.
Japan seems to be moving closer to operating the public transport system automatically after a company unveils its unmanned bus, called Robot Shuttle.
A new video of Tesla will show you how autos driving works in the real world.
Qualcomm has just announced its latest fast-charging technology, called Quick Charge 4.0, which enables smartphones that only need 5 minutes of charge to get enough batt…
Chinese Startup named NextEV has just officially unveiled an electric supercar called NIO EP9. With a top speed of 312km / h and 0-100km / h acceleration in just 2.7 sec…
Here are 15 scientific and technological initiatives voted at the World Internet Conference.
British scientists have successfully built a robot capable of eating and digesting food for energy like humans.
The newly discovered technique can help artificial intelligence achieve 87% of the performance of the outstanding players in the game.
Researchers have come up with a new way to create
For the first time in the history of physics, scientists have created superconductivity (the ability to conduct electricity with zero resistance) for a conventional mate…
What if you mix Aspirin and Ibuprofen together? Both drugs have analgesic and antipyretic effects. Professor Aspuru-Guzik from Harvard University doesn't know for sure.
While people often lack objectivity when making these assessments, artificial intelligence overcomes that disadvantage.
As Stephen Hawking also said, the medium-sized AI may be the best thing that could be the demise of humanity.