In June 2024, Chinese urologist Dr. Zhang Xu made history—performing the world’s first transcontinental remote prostatectomy,...

For the first time ever, researchers at Japan’s Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) have programmed a drone to trigger real lightning strikes by firing precision electric pulses into storm clouds  . This isn’t just a gadget—it’s a flying lightning rod, completely encased in a Faraday cage that withstands surges up to 150 kA.

In an era defined by rapid technological progress, innovations increasingly blur the boundaries between nature and technology. A groundbreaking example emerges from China, where researchers from Wuhan University have introduced a remarkable robotic fish into the waters of the Yangtze River. While this advanced machine doesn't exactly pit human intelligence against artificial intelligence, it intriguingly sets up a comparison of "Real Fish vs. Robotic Fish".

Japan is pioneering a groundbreaking use of AI powered drones to dramatically accelerate reforestation, enabling forests to be planted up to

In early June 2024, the world witnessed a stunning turn in the war between Ukraine and Russia. But beyond the headlines and satellite imagery, this operation did more than damage military assets—it gave us a clear look into the next chapter of technological warfare.

For nearly a century, robots have played a pivotal role in shaping the way we experience cinema. From their first appearances as mechanical

Toyota Motor Corporation has embarked on one of the most ambitious smart city projects in history—Woven City, a $10 billion purpose-built co

In what may be the first recorded robot kidnapping attempt, a man in San Jose, California, tried to steal an $18,000 robotic server from Pho