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Dutch experts have unveiled Wearable Solar, which integrates solar panels into clothing to charge electronic devices.
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Dutch experts have unveiled Wearable Solar, which integrates solar panels into clothing to charge electronic devices.
At a research institute in Brindisi, eastern Italy, people are cooking a special thing in a large saucepan, not a traditional pasta but an organic plasticizer.
This is the first hardware product Baidu launched, marking the presence of China's largest search company in the hardware equipment market.
The Center for Research in Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and the University of Bremen, Germany have successfully developed space robots that can walk and climb like mon…
This is the first robotic fish in Asia that can dive, float, use fins like real fish. In addition, this robot is also programmed to perform several functions.
The military unmanned aircraft of the Military Telecom Group (Viettel) will meet military duties and operate in accordance with Vietnam's extreme terrain and weather.
Japanese scientists have created an eyeglass device called 'Anti-Glass', for those who want to avoid the sight of the Google mirror.
The race to build skyscrapers is getting a new boost, thanks to the emergence of super-strong cables capable of pulling elevators to break all current record heights.
At first glance, you might think you're watching a science fiction movie called Star Trek, but the images of the office-built office are real.
A museum in Sweden will digitize the mummy collection in 3D, visitors can remove layers of mummy in digital form.
Elif Bilgin, a 16-year-old school girl from Turkey, is famous for his research on turning banana peels into bioplastics.
Joe Heitzeberg and Ethan Lowry, from Seattle, introduced a device called Poppy, allowing users to record and share their experiences on the 3D platform.
It is unreasonable to stare at someone, but you will inevitably be able to see someone wearing one of two dresses created by fashion designer Ying Gao.
MIT engineers at MIT have created the prototype of a handheld device that allows users to stand on one side and track anything that moves across the wall.
Designed specifically for dogs, the FitBark can monitor all pet activities, providing information through an application available on smartphones.