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New NASA space station astronauts integrate dozens of exercises.
According to a recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), car sensors are possible
Light pollution is a global problem, deeply affecting people's lives and health. Is bio-light a solution to this problem?
Tesla has just officially introduced its third electric car, called Model 3. This car is about half the price of the lowest Model S and can reach about 346km for a singl…
The recently launched Tesla Model 3 car has become a big hit in the auto industry.
The selfie stick was last year's accessory. If you want to demonstrate the level of sophistication and the fashion sense of technology in 2016, selfie drone - the unmann…
Komodo's smart sleeve product helps its owners get the most detailed information about their health status.
People can undergo physiological agitation when touching the sensitive parts of the robot, similar to touching another person.
A touch screen that can be used to charge the phone is being tested.
Engineer Kazuyo Sejima wants high-speed trains in Japan to be as stealthy as an airplane in the movie Wonder Woman.
Instead of going to the farm to choose clean vegetables for your family, you can now just go to the supermarket and get safe vegetable products right away.
A new fabric uses light to break down organic compounds that make up the stain, being developed by researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT Uni…
Plastic bottles can take hundreds, even thousands of years to decay in landfills.
Although the theory proves that it is possible to create a light sword, it has the ability to become the most dangerous weapon ever created, both for users and victims.
US researchers have developed a super-hard steel that shields meteorite satellites or drills through the strongest layers of rock.