Artificial intelligence can 'paint' paintings like Van Gogh and Picasso
Scientists have just announced a form of 'artificial intelligence' that can simulate the artistic style of any artist in the world.
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Scientists have just announced a form of 'artificial intelligence' that can simulate the artistic style of any artist in the world.
Researchers have revealed images of testing a state-of-the-art laser gun, designed to block and divert any meteor that threatens the Earth.
Do you believe that the fiber in the seaboard will resuscitate itself when the shark bites, the device implanted in human body will heal when damaged, ...? This is due t…
Yale University engineer Adam Spiers developed a directional box named Animotus. The device is built with 3D printing technology, wireless connection and acts as a tacti…
The legendary SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft in the US will be recreated in a new supersonic version of SR-72, expected to operate from 2030.
With a small size, safe and easy to use, Helix is an ideal choice for bike lovers.
Microsoft has patented a special technology that allows the conveyance of messages by stimulating electrical waves of the wearer's clothing.
Scotland's Ballantine makes a special glass so you can sip whiskey in a zero gravity environment.
Airbus has recently been approved by a US Patent and Trademark Office
Mirroring is a challenge because the reflection on it will cause your photo to be affected.
Three young men in Chile invented the world's first unstoppable bicycle by turning the chassis into a smart lock.
Is there any way to make any metal become magnetic metal such as iron, cobalt and nickel?
Ubiquitous Energy, based in Silicon Valley, is planning to produce a new type of transparent solar cell, covering the phone screen and windows in the future.
Facial recognition software is becoming increasingly popular, and anti-recognition technology is just a matter of time. As usual, Japan continues to take the lead in thi…
Stelarc, a professor at Curtin University in Australia and a well-known performer, implanted a bi-polymer ear under the skin of his arm. Within 6 months, the tissues and…