Israel is done using conventional weapons against drones. This month, it will deploy its first 100-kilowatt drone-killing laser known as Iron Beam—but the beam was equally effective in its September field tests against missiles, mortar shells, and other airborne threats, according to the country’s defense ministry.
Polypropylene is one of the most common molded plastics. It’s widespread in the auto industry, where it’s stamped into a variety of shapes for car parts.
Analyzing MRI scans from more than 3,800 people ranging in age from newly born to their 90s, researchers at the University of Cambridge have found our brains go through five distinct stages as we grow and age.
China will deploy human-shaped robots at its border crossing with Vietnam south of Guangxi, the South China Post reported.
A new solid-state sodium battery could do away with the need for lithium in electric vehicle (EV) batteries, making power packs both cheaper and safer without sacrificing the amount of charge a battery pack can hold.
The human immune system weakens as we age—but maybe not if we eat pomegranates and walnuts.
Automotive engineers have spent the last century attempting to make car frames stiffer.
Human life today is the result of millions of years of evolution, shaped by forces that favored survival and adaptation.
In a promising breakthrough for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers in particular, engineers at Cornell University have created a chip that operates using microwaves instead of conventional computer circuitry.
A German supermarket has debuted a fully autonomous kitchen that can produce 120 made-to-order meals an hour with humans doing nothing more than filling its food hoppers.