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Electricity production from cheese, serving 1500 people
With a capacity of 2.8 million kw per year, the French cheese mills on the French Alps can meet the needs of thousands of people.
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The US is about to test stealth laser weapons
The US military plans to test a laser-fired weapon that can not be seen with the naked eye in a New Mexico desert next month.
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Robot does not need sticky feet on the wall
The robots were able to easily walk on water, but now they can walk on the wall. It will be an effective tool to rescue people in ruins, natural disasters.
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The device shows veins on the surface of the skin
VeinViewer's Christie Med is a revolutionary product in the field of vein display technology, which is not a new technology.
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The world's longest ice bridge can withstand two-ton load
The bridge, built from frozen fiberglass, can withstand the weight of a two-ton vehicle.
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6 breakthrough energy technologies can change the world
New technology products from self-driving cars to mini nuclear reactors are all a result of scientists' ideas to save energy, reduce harmful emissions, and smart control…
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Graphene - Miraculous material that saves the Earth from the threat of nuclear waste
Graphene - the thinnest and strongest metamaterial in the world to date - even
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How Cardboard Survived a Heart Defective Patient?
Google Cardboard has proven to be quite a useful application of it.
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Russia develops mouse machines to counter terrorism
By inserting microchips into the rat brain, Russian scientists are working to create a machine that can penetrate the most solidified platforms and sniff explosives.
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A hat with a matching pillow and a pillow to sleep anywhere
Whether you are on an airplane, a train or a car, moving often makes us feel sleepy. However, using an extra shirt or bag as a headrest pillow is not the best option for…
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Algorithms help create 3D animations of celebrities
Researchers at the University of Washington (UW - USA) recently demonstrated 3D animations by actors Tom Hanks, Daniel Craig and some other celebrities that can be creat…
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Continetal introduces smart anti-glare glass technology
At the upcoming CES 2016, Continental will showcase intelligent anti-glare technology known as Intelligent Glass Control.
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The wallet can not be stolen
Dutch scientists have designed a special safety wallet that helps owners avoid the fear of losing wallets and related problems.
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TF-X flying vehicles are licensed to test on US airspace
The ideal TF-X model is designed with a maximum cruising speed of 322km / h, a range of over 800km and a special runway for taking and landing.