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Polaris-H - High-precision portable radioactivity detector
Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
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Elephant with robots
The German-made elephant hull training is learning how to use each mechatronic part of the way the children learn to control their bodies.
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Camera 'nanny'
The D-Link Wifi Baby Camera is a D-Link (Taiwan) -based device that is designed to be a webcam with eyeballs.
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The most expensive diamond inlaid vest in the world
To own a diamond inlaid vest with anti-stain and bulletproof properties as in the movie James Bond, you need to spend huge amounts, up to $ 3.2 million.
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Sensor warns of food intake by color
Special colored patches are smaller in size than nails. It contains a gel that is a mixture of metals and chemicals, including tiny gold pieces, a silver compound and vi…
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Revitalized by eye-ray technology
Eye ray technology can provide certain independence for people with blocked body syndrome and loss of body control.
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Smart robots replace meeting people
Do you have a meeting but want to stay home? Send a robot to the office for you. Ava500 Robot is a powerful collaboration tool that helps you get virtual presence wherev…
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Does cell phone need 'radiation shield'?
At present, almost everyone uses mobile phones. This fact creates a very potential market for the products
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Control quadcopter aircraft by thinking
This project aims to help research devices that support the disabled / disabled, for example, legs / arms or suits that can be controlled through thinking.
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Japanese computer-aided testing
A tiny personal computer can be worn on the ear and controlled by a blink of an eye or a tongue clamp is being tested in Japan.
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Turn the eggshell into a ceramic
Statistics show that in the United States alone, up to 455,000 tons of waste eggshell need to be treated.
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Wind turbine without propeller
Saphon Energy has started green energy for Tunisia by designing wind turbines without the usual propellers.
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13 years old to build a nuclear reactor
13 years old is when we look for the first kiss or glued to a video game. However, with Jamie Edwards (Preston, England) is different.
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The robotic arm helps the person who loses his hand to play the drums
With many drummers, losing an arm can be considered as ending a career. However, for Jason Barnes it is not.
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Super fast water monitoring technique
A new technique that allows continuous monitoring of water quality is consistent with many pollutants.