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Foldscope - paper microscope to diagnose malaria
According to the World Health Organization, in 2012 alone, there were nearly 207 million cases of malaria globally, of which 627,000 were confirmed dead.
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China started using robots to prevent pedestrians from crossing the wrong place
Whether the pedestrian bridge has, the road crossing has, but the
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Artificial intelligence just defeated the player in poker game, won 1.7 million
From poker games, this AI can also be used in many different areas such as financial transactions, political negotiations or auction.
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Artificial Intelligence helps identify 18+ movie actors
Artificial Intelligence, the Pornstar.id (18+) site, has the ability to accurately identify actors in adult films.
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Japan turns 'electronic waste' into medals for the 2020 Olympics
According to the plan, the Organization Board of the Olympic Games will collect 8 tons of metal throughout the country, to build 5,000 medals for two Olympic and Paralym…
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Technologies may disappear by 2025
The world of technology is always changing, many new and popular inventions mean that familiar things will gradually fade away and disappear.
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How far have people traveled in their fields?
While the demand for food is increasing and the area of agricultural land is gradually shrinking and the climate is becoming more severe, the application of high techn…
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The world's first hydro-powered boat
In terms of performance and power, the following vessel will only utilize sunlight, wind and hydrogen to operate and travel around the world for six years.
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Future technology helps people talk to animals
Recently, a geneticist and molecular biologist, Adriana Heguy, has studied the dog language and the complexities that make it impossible to understand human language.
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The wearer will know how to detect the sad emotion
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
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The bulletproof jacket is 10 times stronger than steel from fish mucus
The US Navy recently announced to the media that they could fabricate a bulletproof jacket that is 10 times stronger than the steel of a fish's mucus.
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Virtual glasses find lost objects
There are many people all day long looking for the key because they do not remember where it was. With virtual reality glasses, you will easily find things to forget bef…
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Shocked with research into turning mice into 'cold blooded assassins'
According to The Washington Post, a team of scientists used brain control to turn around 10 normal mice into
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Who will self-drive cars choose to stab, avoid whom?
In about 10 years, a self-driving car will appear
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Emerging biometric technology at CES 2017
Synaptic officially launches new biometric technology on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2017.