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The exact map of a large underground oil field was developed to direct engineers' efforts to bring oil from large rocks into wells so that the oil could be pumped up for…
A rotor-propeller engine with an external heat path, a lever-arm structure handled by a Russian scientific research team invented and rated as unique.
US Lockheed Martin said it has designed a new F-35 stealth fighter to destroy Russian S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems.
CNET Technology has just introduced a printer that allows users to lick text if they need some caffeine to stay awake.
Automobile maker Shelby Supercars has launched an electric car that can reach speeds of up to 334 kilometers per hour.
John Lennon Airport in Liverpool city of England will become the first airport in the world to use technology to turn passenger's breath into biofuels.
Until now, guns are often associated with scary, but a camcorder in the shape of a gun is an interesting idea.
In the future, cars with flight functions such as the M400 Skycar can provide the perfect solution for avoiding traffic jams.
A Japanese company has launched a robot capable of acting. It is programmed to read the dialogue and move around the stage.
With the flip flop, very skillful and accurate, a robot successfully processed pancakes in the exhibition is taking place in Osaka, Japan.
The US military will design combat robots capable of operating independently, programmed to prevent acts of violation of war crimes.
With two cameras and a rubber dummy, scientists can deceive the brain causing the person to do the wrong thing.
The US military has just conducted the first test of an airborne laser weapon system (ABL) on a Boeing 747 heavy aircraft.
Ultra-thin diamond films drilled with microscopic laser pores can be used as a screening device for many patients with renal impairment.
Japanese scientists have found a technique that can help to capture the images that people see from brain activity and display them on the computer.