Advanced Robotic Bat Can Fly Like the Real One

Scientists created an autonomous flying robot that mimics the flight characteristics of real bats…

Ehang 184: The First Aerial Taxi

Chinese company Ehang is bringing the first unmanned aerial taxi to Dubai this year. The massive drones can carry 100 kgs and have a compartment for a small suitcase.

Solar-Powered Ecocapsule Lets You Live Off-The-Grid Anywhere in The World

If your fantasy is to live totally off-the-grid anywhere around the world, that dream just got one step closer to reality.

World’s Fastest Elevator

Shanghai Tower, China’s tallest building, world’s fastest elevator that travels at a record-breaking 42.8mph. In December, Shanghai’s Tower elevator was awarded the Guinness World Record for speeds of 42.8 mph (69 km/h).

Oru: The Folding Kayak

Who knew that so much fun was compact enough to fit in your closet? Oru Kayak’s – that’s who! These origami-inspired, folding works of art are well equipped for any journey, and user-friendly enough for any level of travel-junkie.

The Vanguard Roadster Motorcycle

Although it’s just a running prototype — production models aren’t expected to roll off the line until 2018 — the Vanguard Roadster Motorcycle is worth getting excited about.

Helicopter Ship Landing in a Massive Storm

Watch this helicopter landing on a ship during a massive storm…

Testing the Danish Air Force boundaries, when a new Seahawk MH-60R attempting to land on a ship, in strong gale in the North Atlantic.

The Largest And Most Powerful Diesel Engine in The World

Container ships are some of the largest and heaviest vessels that plough on the seas. They measure up to 1,200 feet in length and can move 10,000 to 16,000, 20-foot steel containers in one trip. To push these vessels through the water require immense amount of energy, that are derived from massive diesel engines.

World’s Thinnest Observation Tower i360 Opens in Brighton

A shiny steel and glass, doughnut-shaped viewing platform rose up against a slender pole on the seafront of the English town of Brighton, yesterday afternoon, thus officially opening the world’s thinnest observation tower. Dubbed the “vertical pier”