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Successfully developed a touch screen display for brave blinds
With this special display type, the visually impaired can use a smartphone, tablet or any touch screen device.
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Equipment can 'read the wall' to think animals
A Japanese company recently developed a device that helps people understand their pets by helping them read their thoughts or emotions.
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Vozz RS 1.0: It's time to change the traditional helmet design
Up to now, it has been nearly a century since motorcycle helmets have been widely used.
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A smart bed should teach you when to sleep
At CES 2016, Sleep Number brings to the technology industry a pretty interesting product ... smart beds.
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The United States built unmanned aircraft to land by tail
The unmanned aircraft capable of landing anywhere with a tail (tailsitter) will turn all US Navy ships into aircraft carriers.
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3D printed ceramics make supersonic aircraft covers
With heat resistance up to 1,700 degrees Celsius, 3D printing ceramics are the perfect material for making new generation supersonic planes, missiles and spacecraft.
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Eyes brighten thanks to a biochip implant
For the first time in years, Rhian Lewis's eyesight was restored and she was happy to see the clock again clearly.
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Newly developed thermometers do not need to be clipped to the armpit or placed under the tongue
Withings Thermo is a modern thermometer introduced in CES 2016, using Wi-Fi networks and sensors to measure temperature.
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Materials that help the phone do not need to be charged
Japanese and Chinese scientists have found that electronics-making materials consume very little energy, mobile phones made of this material may not need to be charged.
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Intel introduces a smart helmet that looks at objects
Intel may have surpassed Microsoft in the race to the virtual world of virtual reality.
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The US makes materials that the spacecraft used for 88 years does not run out
With a long half-life, Pu238 can provide an abundance of energy for spacecraft for nearly nine consecutive years.
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URB-E: Battery-operated scooter, foldable
At CES 2016, many were delighted to see the URB-E, a compact, foldable scooter to carry anywhere.
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Scientists initially made the metal form of hydrogen
Will we have future constructions made from Hydro alloy?
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Why is the Oculus Rift virtual reality glasses so expensive?
Oculus Rift has been able to pre-order for $ 600, but you'll have to own a $ 1,000 computer kit to experience these virtual reality games.
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Huawei Honor Band Z1 health watch
Honor Band Z1 is a health watch with a monochrome touch screen.