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Research three-dimensional biological printers producing kidneys
Russia's first 3D bio-printer makers promise in 2015 to print off internal organs that function properly
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'Atlant' hot air balloon: New trend in balloon manufacturing
The military version of the 'Atlant' hot air balloon, which is being developed by Russia's 'Avgur' Aviation Center, fits perfectly with the new concept of building a mil…
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Half a century the world has high-speed trains
It has been 50 years since the world had high-speed trains, both because it was designed as a warhead, both because of the fast speed like
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Kissenger - kiss transmission device
Kissing devices allow couples or couples to send kisses to each other at long distances.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles will serve the US Navy
The 14-ton drone called Triton, manufactured by Northrop Grumman, completed a test flight across the United States.
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Robot can move like octopus
Octopuses can wander in the ocean by using suction cups under the tentacles.
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Water-saving technology saves time
Experts at the largest Novosibirsk scientific center in Siberia have invented an automated system that can determine the composition and purification of water in a short…
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Japan focuses on developing robots to serve the elderly
'Cherry Blossom Country' believes that 'real people and robots' will work together to address the shortage of young manpower because of the growing numbe…
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Introducing lego type assemble machine
Kano, based in London, UK, has unveiled smart kits that allow kids to personalize their PCs and learn how to program like Lego toys.
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Introduction of the Alfa3 scanners support staff at the airport
Spanish experts have developed a new body scanner for airports called Alfa3.
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Toshiba launches gesture-like communication robot
At the CEATEC exhibition in Japan, Toshiba introduced the technology to a robot named Aiko Chihira with the ability to communicate in sign language.
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NEC introduces 'ultra-resolution'
The company plans to use the new technology for traffic censors and says it can enlarge images of objects by four times, but the image is still clear.
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Introducing the liar detector
Japanese scientists introduce a device that can detect users lying or telling the truth, through color changes.
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Technology to produce tires from rice husk ash
The effect of husk ash on tire performance may be comparable to that used in tire production today.
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Scientists Develop Ebola Virus Robots
A new line of robots named Little Moe is being deployed in the fight against Ebola.