A Canadian company came up with an ingenious idea to upcycle single-use shipping containers to turn them into swimming pools for all households to enjoy. | Continue reading
A new report shows that the United States could save more than $1 billion by electrifying nearly all of its light-duty vehicles by the end of 2030. | Continue reading
Theirty-three bitcoins, worth about $1.5 million, have to be returned to the prisoner despite the fact that they were procured selling drugs. | Continue reading
In a new video, EHang shows off the world's first fully operational eVTOL flying taxi production facility. | Continue reading
Japan is planning on making its first domestic fighter aircraft for many decades. Called the F-X or "Godzilla" it will be a beast of fighter once finished. | Continue reading
Tesla has broken many molds about electrical vehicles throughout its history. But, as you are about to find out, they may have gone further than we think. | Continue reading
Boston Dynamics' humanoid robots can perform some basic parkour moves! And while no, they aren't coming for you, it's still a scary sight. | Continue reading
Researchers used a supercomputer to calculate pi to a new world record level of precision, reaching 62.8tn figures in 108 days and nine hours. | Continue reading
A solar energy provider is partnering with eNow to fit a thousand refrigeration trucks with solar panel roofs to help cut emissions of power-intensive vehicles. | Continue reading
Quantum engineers from UNSW Sydney claim to have found "the missing jigsaw piece" in the quantum computer architecture. | Continue reading
The battery will store energy in order to bring electricity to homes even when the sun’s not shining (at night and on cloudy days), meaning other more polluting power sources will not be required. | Continue reading
The video takes you on a tour of Silent Yacht 55, showing you its living quarters, its first silent voyage, and an explanation of how it operates. | Continue reading
The platform also announced it had "identified issues with the Chirp font for Windows users" and said it was "actively working on a fix." | Continue reading
The method, known as cloud seeding, could stop parts of the Middle East from becoming uninhabitable. But the idea comes with its own set of drawbacks. | Continue reading
A group of researchers from MIT has found a way to make hydrogen fuel from scrap aluminum and water, and transport it safe. | Continue reading
NASA just released a footage showing major aircraft section merging of its X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology (QueSST) aircraft. | Continue reading
Drones deliveries are fast but they seem to be coming through the window. How would you like a bipedal robot that knocks on your door? | Continue reading
The world's largest and Asia's first offshore converter station, the Three Gorges Rudong converter station, is now at sea. | Continue reading
With on-site 3D-reinforced concrete printing robots, the UK is planning to speed up the construction of its new rail network. | Continue reading
A Canadian startup called Geometric Energy Corporation (GEC) is now collaborating with SpaceX to run advertisements from space. | Continue reading
The method does not use expensive equipment like vacuum chambers making it much faster and cost-efficient compared to other electronics printing techniques. | Continue reading
It will allegedly fly almost 300 miles on a single charge and fit in a single garage space. | Continue reading
The jetliner remains a scale model for now but holds great promise for the future. | Continue reading
"We firmly believe in a future with zero-emission logistics," said John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express. | Continue reading
Tech platforms usually have backdoor entries to sort out issues, but employees can abuse those passes. Google firing is just one case of such abuse. | Continue reading
The U.S. Navy is will soon add a new solar aircraft to its fleet which can fly for 90 days without needing to land. | Continue reading
Watch as a Russian team of engineers decided to get a Toyota 2CT turbodiesel engine to work on gasoline. | Continue reading
A new challenger has entered the fray of the space race! Check out what Porsche's chances are of becoming a rival to Musk and Bezos' companies. | Continue reading
Aircraft engine maker Rolls-Royce is betting on hybrid-electric engines to make air travel sustainable, and this electric generator is vital to its plans. | Continue reading
Tesla owners in China have been sharing videos of how their cars have triumphed flooded streets. Is this a result of sheer luck or smart engineering? | Continue reading
A new study by a director of KPMG reveals that a 1972 model by MIT researchers predicting the collapse of society in the 21st century is on track. | Continue reading
It’s ok if you're struggling with math. There are resources out there that will help you refine your skills, so don't give up. | Continue reading
The vehicle kept attempting to slow down in response to the yellow moon. | Continue reading
Solar panels might one day be made from ferroelectric crystals instead of silicon. Researchers develop a layered format to increase the solar energy yield. | Continue reading
The first total artificial heart was transplanted at the Duke University Hospital into a 39-year-old man who experienced sudden heart failure. | Continue reading
China's new ultra-high-speed maglev train rolled off the assembly line, and it is designed to hit top speeds of 372 mph (600 km/h). | Continue reading
The first total artificial heart was transplanted at the Duke University Hospital into a 39-year-old man who experienced sudden heart failure. | Continue reading
Not much information has been given on how the highway will work, but more details should be available soon, as the project will begin this summer. | Continue reading
Chinese Centre for Disease Control (CCDC) reported that a man in Bejing died from the rare Moneky B virus that specifically infects macaques. | Continue reading
Smartphone screens crack at the drop of a hat, but scientists may have developed the right solution: A self-healing hard optical surface. | Continue reading
Google released a statement saying they are working quickly to investigate the routing issue on Ben Nevis. | Continue reading
Scientists in Japan just shattered the record for data signal speed! And they did it using fiber optic cables that can fit in modern infrastructure. | Continue reading
A major German coal power plant closed after only six years of operation! And it could become one of the largest green hydrogen sites in the EU. | Continue reading
Extracting concentrated lithium from seawater will only cost five dollars of electricity per kilogram! And the output material covers the cost. | Continue reading
The team's Zuchongzhi solved a problem in just 70 minutes which would take the most powerful supercomputer at least eight years, per the researchers. | Continue reading
Imagine something trillions of times smaller than an atom. Can't? Well, neither can we. That might be what's really in a black hole's core. | Continue reading
Seawater desalination membranes lose their filtering capacity after prolonged use. Korean researchers have invented a nanofiber that will address this | Continue reading
To boost the economy and improve work-life balance, Japan wants employers to implement a four-day workweek. | Continue reading