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Intelligent fuel gauge helps fuel economy and safety warnings for drivers
Bosch has developed a smart pedal that can reduce fuel consumption by up to 7% and increase safety.
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Video: Watch sports at home with HoloLens practical enhancement glasses
In the video below, Microsoft will somewhat help us visualize the exciting experience that Hololens' real-life goggles bring us when watching a sports match at home.
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Screen overlay for mobile phones
Chinese scientists are developing a transparent material that can be used to cover the surface of touch screens.
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Production of the world's fastest super-speed transport aircraft in Russia
Russian aircraft designers plan to build a giant supersonic airliner that can bring tanks to the battlefield in just a few hours.
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Detached cabin will not be able to save your life when the plane crashed
It is not unreasonable that aircraft manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus have not yet launched an aircraft that can separate the passenger cabin from the head and wi…
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China can successfully build the artificial Sun.
Chinese scientists can produce three times more hot hydrogen gas than the Sun's core by using nuclear fusion and maintaining this temperature for 102 seconds.
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Condoms thin less than 45 microns extracted from grass
Micro fiber extracted from grass allows the creation of tougher condoms and is less than 45 microns thick.
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Breeding insects in the home as food
Two Austrian business women have developed a device to breed protein-rich beetle larvae for food, bringing a revolution in the kitchen.
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US spends $ 1,000 billion developing smart nuclear bombs
The US government is planning to improve its nuclear warheads in a smaller, stealthier and more accurate way.
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Japan robots collect radioactive waste
Japan's Toshiba Corp. today introduced a remote-controlled robot that collects radioactive fuel rods from Fukushima's No. 3 reactor that stopped operating due to…
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Finding new sound waves accelerates the treatment of lung and diabetes diseases more than 60 times
A new type of sound wave that has just been successfully developed for the first time in 50 years has revolutionized the use of stem cells in the treatment of disease.
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The world's first silicon chip can implant into the brain and dissolve itself
A chip can be implanted on your brain and it will dissolve itself into the body.
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View the unmanned aerial vehicle in the car
The German space agency has successfully tested the technology to allow an unmanned drone or a drone to land on a moving vehicle.
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The US develops chips that allow human and computer brains to communicate directly with each other
A chip that allows human and computer brains to communicate directly with each other is being planned by the US military.
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Cars drive themselves in a ghost city
The uninhabited city in Michigan, USA, allows self-driving cars to run at high speeds and experience many real-world situations.