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Solution for camera phones to see through the night
To see through the night, instead of the ever-cumbersome and expensive infrared glasses, researchers at MIT have a much more compact solution that can only need their ca…
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Over the face of self-help, self-portrait was born
Intelligent mirrors are the first in the world to give self-made photographers perfect shots without the need for a stick or a phone.
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HeLi-on: The portable battery comes with a revolving energy-saving pin
The HeLi-on is a compact cell battery (2,600mAh), and the most distinctive feature is that it comes with a rechargeable solar cell for self-charging.
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Create the world's first 'electronic commissions'
By passing the semiconductor resin into the rose plant, the scientists turned it into one
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21 technologies will 'peak' in 2030 (Part 1)
With the rapid pace of development today, many science and technology industries will soon reach the peak in just about a decade.
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Wireless Li-fi technology is tested, 100 times faster than wi-fi
Data transmission technology has already begun to be tested in some industrial offices.
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Has found a way to produce graphene metamaterials at 100 times cheaper
The only thing that keeps graphene from creating a comprehensive revolution is the expensive price.
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The 'goddess' helps the dead fish to swim
A US company that makes a stick-shaped device can make life-like bait move like it did when alive.
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The robot knows how to reject human commands
Obviously, no one wants to be a victim of robots after someone orders them to kill them.
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Flexible rubber keypad, programmable keypad
There are no buttons, not many complicated details, but this is a soft, flexible, stretchable keyboard made from a special rubber type called elastic dielectric.
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He tested the self-healing concrete potholes
Scientists experimented with freshly patched concrete materials in southern Wales, in an effort to overcome potholes and damage road surfaces.