Category: Engineering

To take the edge of invisibility in aerial warfare, China has unveiled various unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, at the 10th China (Beijing) Military Intelligent Technology Expo (CMITE 2025) 

Among the wide range of…

Researchers in Singapore have achieved a breakthrough in rechargeable battery technology by solving one of the most persistent challenges in zinc-ion batteries, with the help of artificial intelligence.

Dendrites, tiny needle-like structures…

In a step toward practical molecular data storage, scientists at the University of Texas at Austin have created a new way to encode and decode digital information using synthetic plastic-like molecules that communicate through electrical…

Stanford University and Simon Fraser University researchers have developed a new AI system that enables humanoid robots to mimic human movements in real time.

Known as TWIST (Teleoperated Whole-Body Imitation System), the technology allows…

Researchers in Saudi Arabia have designed a resilient, ultra-sensitive, and low-cost hydrogen sensor that relies on an innovative polymer and outperforms commercial detectors, providing a crucial safety tool for the growing hydrogen…

A Magna Carta document, long thought to be an unofficial copy, has been confirmed as an original version dating back to 1300.

This exciting discovery reveals that the document is one of only seven surviving copies issued by King Edward I in…

A typical family beach day took an extraordinary turn for eight-year-old Lucas Atchison in Canada. 

Using his birthday gift metal detector, he unearthed a nearly two-century-old shipwreck in Ontario. 

Back in 2023, Lucas (now 10) was…

Scientists have discovered evidence of an extraordinarily powerful solar storm that bombarded Earth 14,300 years ago, at the end of the last Ice Age. 

This event was far more intense than any solar storm recorded in modern times.

Earlier,…

Researchers from Duke University and Columbia University have successfully harnessed a uniquely human cognitive ability – the “Theory of Mind” – to rapidly train teams of robots to perform complex collaborative tasks. 

“Humans…