Successfully created the first 'electronic finger'
Scientists in Scotland have succeeded in building the plant
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Scientists in Scotland have succeeded in building the plant
Adidas and scientists are quietly experimenting to create the most perfect ball on the planet, serving the 2010 World Cup.
In the near future, light can be used as an environment to connect to the Internet from a phone or a personal computer.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo are experimenting with a flexible, rewindable memory device suitable for mobile devices.
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.
Art Lebedev recently unveiled information about a technology the company is developing, which provides good visibility for drivers driving behind trucks and trucks.
Scientists at the University of Tsukuba in Japan have developed a type of knee that can be inserted into the leg to help run faster and use less muscle power.
In the future, thanks to the 3D gesture recognition technology, we only need to wave to control electronic devices.
The solar roof system helps recharge a power-holding device to use it gradually. When the system capacity is insufficient for use, the device will automatically suppleme…
Contact lenses integrated LED screen, can display more graphical information, is gradually stepping from fiction movies to real life.
University of Michigan researchers are developing robots that can swim like fish to explore water and control water quality.
Scientists at the University of Connecticut are working on a tiny device to help control blood sugar levels in people with diabetes.
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
These industrial robots can do many workplace replacement jobs in manufacturing plants such as welding, painting, assembling, packaging, moving materials, etc.
On November 17, Scientific American magazine reported that American scientists have just invented the device