
AS&E Gives Law Enforcement Agencies X-Ray Vision With Mini Z X-Ray Gun
we don’t work as border security or law enforcement of any sort, but we imagined folks working there would have at one point in time […]

we don’t work as border security or law enforcement of any sort, but we imagined folks working there would have at one point in time […]

heat-induced fatigue is one of the most common injury inflicting sportsmen in warmer climates. to counter this, Adidas has developed the pioneering adiPower pre-cooling vest […]

virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift and Sony’s Project Morpheus touts immersive virtual reality experience, but the only fly in the ointment is, you […]

living in a developed country, we often take safe drinking water for granted. elsewhere however, there are still many who aren’t as fortunate. according to […]
the concept of shooting around corners is not new. in fact, Israel have invented one which has been in service with several nations since 2003, […]

up till today, robots are simply machines that we could only describe as ‘cold’. regardless of how much artificial intelligence you put into them, they […]

from I, Robot to Minority Report, the concept of self-driving cars have been deeply entrenched in science friction which never seems to come true (2015 […]

funny that we came across this press release from Nissan today because just days ago, we were talking about how nice it would be to […]

once every few years, German industrial control and automation company Festo will unveil an amazing animal inspired robot. the last we have seen dates back to 2011 where we were awed by the incredible life-like seagull and this time round, the Esslingen am Neckar-based firm gets back to the ground and came up with another…

one look at the PL-01 Concept Tank, i bet you didn’t think it is a machine of this era. it looks more like a tank pulled from the pages of a science friction graphic novel. anyway, this tank is very much the real-deal, or at least soon-to-be a real deal and it packs quite a punch in terms…

the Foldscope, which is a folding microscope inspired by the art of origami, has to be the science news of the week despite the video has already made the round since last week. developed by students James Cybulski and James Clements of Stanford University’s School of Medicine, led by Assistant Professor Manu Prakash, the Foldscope costs…