The utility machine was researched, designed and manufactured by Dr. Van Toi and officials of Biomedical Engineering Department, International University, and National University of Ho Chi Minh city.

To prevent the import of used machineries, equipments, technology lines into our country that other countries removed because of the backwardness, poor quality, environmental pollution, on 06/9 /2012, Ministry of Science and Technology issued a notice of suspension of imports of used machineries and equipments, technology lines.

13 organizations from four countries including: USA, India, Australia and New Zealand have jointly engaged in the manufacture of radio telescopes called the Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) - can be predicted magnetic storms. This telescope cost the scientists period of 8 years to complete.

For everyone who recycles their batteries, good for you! Your efforts won't be wasted, at least not in Sweden and the U.K., where a machine with artificial intelligence is being developed to sort all of those batteries so they can be sold for their still-usable components.

A group of students of Engineering Design Faculty is under University of Aston in Birmingham, England, invented an ecological car with utilizable materials.

Nao Robot is able to clean your pool and a sumptuous dinner for you. Even you will feel very comfortable when the robot served a breakfast to you in bed.

A prison in Brazil said it would reduce the judgment for the prisoners using bike to generate electricity to lighting.

Japanese researchers have invented a robot that can play two-three times and have not tasted a "defeat".

This is the creative ideas of Nguyen Vinh Hung, grade 11A2 high school Nguyen Thi Minh Khai (HCMC), who won the consolation prize " young innovators contest " by the Youth Union and Ho Chi Minh City in cooperation with the Department of Science and Technology, Department of Education Training, Union scientific and technical societies and organizations HCMC Television Station.He was awarded on 22-6.

Robot can develop the foundation skills of the language through interaction with people, according to new research from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in the journal PLoS ONE.