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Recent research by US scientists shows that an enzyme of squid may limit the effects of chemical weapons and protect people.
Korean researchers have successfully developed a new material that can absorb radioactive cesium dissolved in soil or polluted water with 40 times more efficiency than c…
Microsoft has partnered with British fashion designer A. Sauvage to create the world's first wireless backpack for smartphones.
The disadvantages of electric buses such as time consuming charging, insufficient power to operate ... can be solved by the model being studied in Switzerland.
Wireless headsets provide convenience and provide a whole new experience for users.
Screen scraping is an unpleasant accident for mobile users. One of the reasons is that on the surface of the touch screen or TV are coated with a layer of tin oxide is q…
The Screen Information Society recently held the 2014 Screening Week (SID 2014) in San Diego, USA. Many leading technology companies have come here to introduce new disp…
South Korea will be able to continue to attract tourists thanks to the huge farms in the heart of the city creating stunning views.
A 15-year-old Filipino boy invented a device to charge the phone through walking.
A unique 3D pen can help you sketch lines easily in space.
It is important to remove and clean the humid chamber, mortar munitions on the maintenance and repair line of bullets, and to ensure that the quality and longevity of th…
Facial recognition technology has been used to identify and convict an armed robber.
A company in Oklahoma, USA, recently introduced new bulletproof blankets aimed at protecting students, amid fears of possible school shootings.
Darren Lim, a 19-year-old Singaporean, along with his friend Lai Xue, has created a technology startup company called Ractiv.
A year ago, Phinergy and Alcoa announced that they have successfully developed metal batteries - the gas promises to increase the range of electric vehicles to 1600km.