Scientists working with nanotechnology have produced tiny metallic snowflakes.
Metals are being manipulated at the atomic level by scientists, providing new opportunities for the development of novel materials.
Israeli startup makes inroads with personal flying vehicle
Personal flying vehicles are making strides thanks to an Israeli business.
In Miami, Uber Eats will deliver food using robots that stroll on the sidewalk.
Before expanding to many cities in 2023, Cartken's AI-powered sidewalk robots will first arrive in Miami.
Dell Adds Robotic Automation and Telemetry to the "Concept Luna" Project.
Dell Adds Robotic Automation and Telemetry to the "Concept Luna" Project.
All about the killer drones of Russia's worldwide supply chain.
A Hong Kong-based exporter named Asia Pacific Links Ltd. has been one of the most significant providers to Russia's drone programme.
Samsung transfers a few US patents to Huawei as part of a cross-licensing agreement.
With regard to telecommunications-related technology, Huawei had more patents than Samsung at the outset of the Huawei-Samsung patent dispute.
According to a study, using your phone too much could harm your relationship.
The study's findings show that respondents use their smartphones on a daily average of 4.7 hours.
Eve Matter finally arrives on devices you can actually use.
The smart home gadgets from Eve are the first Thread products to support Matter after receiving updates to their Eve Motion, Eve Energy, and Eve Door.
US Air Force launches it's 1st operational hypersonic missile
The Air Force reported that a completely functional hypersonic missile prototype was recently launched by a US bomber.
Samsung Galaxy M04 with 128GB storage and 5,000mAh battery Launched in India
A MediaTek Helio P35 SoC powers the Samsung Galaxy M04.
Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran says, the Tata Group will start producing chips in India.
The conglomerate will "look at the prospect of eventually developing an upstream chip production platform" .
Once their use is made clear, Sony is prepared to produce humanoid robots quickly.
In 2018, Sony released an upgraded version of its robot dog Aibo, which sold 20,000 units in just six months.