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Royal bedrooms, Turkish baths and Roll-Royce garage, and meeting room with giant screen watching the ground, A380 'flying castle' cost up to 500 million USD.
As a focal point for determining the cause of each aviation accident, they are designed to be durable, orange-colored and can signal position.
British scientists are developing a handheld scanner that uses microwaves, helping police identify individuals who carry guns or knives in secret.
Authorities are working hard to prevent disease and protect schools with the use of mobile phones.
Researchers from the European Union have developed a special robot that can read thoughts and predict human needs for action.
British scientists are building a fox-like robot to look for illegal drugs, weapons, explosives and illegal immigrants in cargo containers.
A structured device such as the telescope will be implanted into the human eye with a loss of vision to help improve vision.
Microsoft will produce a 196-megapixel UltraCamXp camera. UltraCamXp can capture images up to 2.5 Gb.
The Israeli army plans to equip its armed forces with a series of unmanned spy aircraft, which are small in size, able to fit in the rucksack.
Exmovere Holdings has introduced a handy, self-balancing vehicle called a 'carriage'.
The world's robotics technology has achieved a remarkable turning point when the first self-thought robot has just arrived.
A Russian company plans to introduce two-seater and human-powered submarines for the tourism industry.
US scientists say they have successfully built a bio-battery battery that is no different from the existing rechargeable batteries on the market.
Prox Dynamics, Norway, has built the world's smallest unmanned helicopter, which is about the size of a cigarette pack and weighs 15 grams.
Belgian scientists at the University of Brussels have developed a robot that caters to pediatric patients.