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The latest robot from Disney Research has the ability to dance with one foot without holding the strings.
A kite-powered power plant at half the cost of using wind energy will be built in Scotland.
Instead of relying on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, researchers have developed a system that uses the human body to transmit passwords.
As the textile industry goes down, this may be a new dimension for silkworms studied and developed.
A road in Poland recently covered with phosphorescent particles capable of absorbing sunlight in the daytime and thereby emitting light at night until 10pm.
Taste Buddy can make your food more appetizing by stimulating the taste buds.
This method can produce cheaper and more efficient electrodes.
Texting while driving is said to be dangerous because it can endanger yourself and others, but new technology will completely change this thought.
Recently, scientists at the University of Tokyo have created Kengoro. This is a human-like robot with the ability to breathe continuously for 11 minutes. And most import…
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the United States, is working on an underwater apparel - inspired by animals such as beavers, specifically designed to k…
To address the labor shortage in the food service industry, Japan is dependent on new technological advances in robots.
Nadine is 1.7 meters tall, the height of Nadia Thalmann, who developed and produced Nadine. Nadine's brain is similarly built with Siri's Apple.
An American designer has just introduced the idea of a special helmet that can be folded to the size of a banana.
The US super-durable bombardment chamber was capable of withstanding pressure and contained any debris after the bomb had exploded.
With digital mapping techniques in three-dimensional space, scientists were able to read the content inside En-Gedi - a record of the Leviticus in the Bible dating back…