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Hyperloop super speed record
Hyperloop One completed the second phase of the Hyperloop superhuman test after setting a record for speed and distance, TechCrunch said on Aug. 2.
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CIA-funded tools have the ability to predict crime before it happens
This tool is currently placed in a building that does not draw attention in a narrow street in Palo Alto, California.
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Automatic oyster vending machines in France
Tony Berthelot, an oyster farmer on the island of Île de Ré, off the southwestern coast of France, pioneered the sale of live oysters through vending machines.
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Technology to eliminate the 'plugged in the phone' of humans
Hong Kong-based Origami Labs develops Orii smart ring that can help change the way people use their phones, Reuters reported on Aug. 4.
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Chinese and Russian stealth aircraft are still much less American F-35 and F-22
According to Business Insider, China has just conducted a large parade at the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on July 30 to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the establ…
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LG launches ultraviolet sterilizer on escalator rails
Elevator escalators are always one of the places that contain many bacterial pathogens by the thousands to thousands of people touching hands.
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Japan successfully developed anti-reflective resin
Imuzak, an optical design company in Japan has successfully developed a special resin capable of reducing light reflection.
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The appliance allows the washing machine to communicate with the visually impaired
This product was created by General Electric's First Build development department and Jack DuPlessis, a 14-year-old.
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Elon Musk's tunneling project may just be an exercise for the mission to settle on Mars
The Boring Company of billionaire Elon Musk was set up to fulfill a noble mission, which is to solve the problem of transportation in Los Angeles.
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Can human hair be used to clean oil spills?
Although this may sound a bit strange, in fact, we can use a cheap and natural product like hair to cleanse the oil, to handle the current spill.
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This is an ultra-thin wearable device that is implanted directly into the skin
According to The Verge, we are approaching the time to eliminate the bulky health sensors because scientists have invented a super-thin wearable device that can write da…
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China wants to dominate global artificial intelligence
The plan demonstrates China's ambition to conquer the world's leading artificial intelligence (AI) industry, which was announced on July 20.
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'Terrible' machine turns waste into the first floor tile in the world
Waste management is always one of the most difficult problems in the world, especially in areas with difficult access to recycling facilities.
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Super-sensitive, super-cheap earthquake detector
As an updated version for Raspberry Shake, the Raspberry Shake 4D version - which is raising community funds on Kickstarter, is more equipped with sensors.