Japan made the world's most accurate watch pair
Japanese scientists have created a pair of high-precision watches, which only take one second for 16 billion years.
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Japanese scientists have created a pair of high-precision watches, which only take one second for 16 billion years.
British scientists believe that the teeth of a slug may be the hardest biological material ever known.
The Japan-based marine research agency based in Kanagawa prefecture plans to study and develop the world's most proficient diving diver.
At MWC 2015, technology will be the first to see the prototype smartphone Kyocera (USA) with the ability to charge solar energy.
The 600km route between Los Angeles and San Francisco will take only 30 minutes. That's the speed of the new supercar that a California-based company announced on Fe…
Scientists have discovered how to make large quantities of black phosphorus nanoparticles, promising a new development era of nanoscale electronics.
WayTools has launched a unique physical keyboard for the iPhone, which replaces the on-screen keyboard, but still has the convenience of carrying the iPhone's travel…
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.
Flexible lane division will partially solve the congestion situation, making transportation more smooth.
A Chinese company has just opened a 5-storey apartment building and a 100-square-meter villa built with a 6,4m high 3D printer, 9.7m wide and 152m long.
A group of researchers combined the teeth of different types of sharks to create an electric saw named after
Scientists at the University of Rochester have created a metal surface that is nearly water resistant.
The group of pilots preparing to fly around the world for the first time with solar powered aircraft has officially announced their route.
As in the film, this robot not only crawl, but also can pick or kick the obstacles to do the rescue.
Scientists at the Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nanotechnology (IBN) have successfully created a hand-held kit for rapid detection of infectious diseases with…