World’s smallest QR code inspired by insect ‘invisibility cloak’ adds new layer of digital encryption
Soccer-ball-like particles found in some unique insects have inspired cutting-edge nanotechnology.
Soccer-ball-like particles found in some unique insects have inspired cutting-edge nanotechnology.
Sorry -- no invisible humans any time soon, but the applications can be intriguing.
What would you if you had the power of invisibility? It's possible in virtual reality. The sensations are as real ...
Inching along the path towards the perfect invisibility cloak.
Iowa State University engineers have created a flexible, tunable "meta-skin," a material that uses rows of liquid-metal devices to cloak ...
You'd think there's not much a little fish can do to hide from predators in open waters. But when rocks, ...
Using relatively simple perforated sheets of plastic and an extensive amount computation, Duke University researchers have created the world's first ...
Cloaking has turned into a subject of great interest for scientists in the past decade, most likely because of its ...
Worldwide, motor vehicles currently emit well over 900 million metric tons of CO2 each year, amounting to more than 15 percent of ...
The much dreamed off invisibility cloak is just a few tiny steps away, after remarkable research in the field, many ...
Cloaking used to be one of my favorite SciFi themes. James Bond supercars that would show up or disappear instantly ...
You've seen James Bond's vanishing Aston Martin or Frodo's Elven cloak, and probably always wished for your own means of ...
Photo by Firentzesca Recently, attempts to make "cloaking technology" possible have reached a great level, with major break throws. Among ...