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The University of Virginia's solar-powered wheelchair (NL) design has just won the first prize in the Change My Life in One Minute contest.
A new environmentally friendly bus, with its roof turned into a mini garden, has begun rolling in Spanish streets to help clean up the atmosphere in the country.
The world's most famous painting was developed by researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology on a surface of about 30 microns, or about a third of the hair.
Smartphones and computers are becoming more and more popular, so many people use less of their hands to write than before. And the Japanese are concerned that their call…
Sony has just announced a X-ray head unit for users, specifically for surgeons.
Instantaneous displacement technology can only exist in science fiction films, after calculations show that each transplant takes up to 350,000 times the age of the univ…
Burglary alarms are one of the causes of nuisance to the lives of city residents, especially when false alarms.
A Japanese high school teacher developed a method of incubation in plastic wrap and plastic cups to replace the eggshell.
Recent research by Professor Veena Sahajwalla of the University of New South Wales in Australia has made the dream of turning waste from old cars into new materials.
The Biomedical Research Laboratory is developing a robot called STAR (Sprawl Tuned Autonomous Robot) capable of bending its body in various angles, based on the body'…
An armored fighting vehicle featuring an air amphibious landing gear and helicopter will be developed by Russia in 2030 to meet the demands of modern warfare.
Without interacting with optics, researchers use a computer program to process and combine images from devices.
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have designed a computer that can create funny sayings according to simple rules.
Prof. Kenneth Crozier and Antony Orth, a graduate of Harvard University, have developed a very simple, cost-effective 3D imaging method.