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3D printers are furniture
Unlike other 3D printers that are becoming more popular, the 3D printer BigRep One can 'print' furniture more than 1m in size.
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Singapore will have a rapid detection device for dengue fever
In the near future, doctors may only need 10 minutes to identify a patient with dengue fever.
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Applying chewing gum to lithium battery technology
Washington State University researchers develop gum electrolytes to make lithium batteries safer, reduce inflammation.
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Rolls-Royce is developing unmanned cargo ships
Bloomberg reported that the reputable Rolls-Royce Holdings is planning to develop the first unmanned cargo ships.
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Manufacturing washing machines using polymer particles to clean clothes
Scientist Stephen Burkinshaw of Leeds University is working on developing the Xeros washing machine using the mechanical force of specially designed polymer particles to…
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Boeing built the phone self-destruct
The Boeing Company is jumping into the field of smart phone manufacturing with high security.
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Car run by air
Peugeot announced plans to market the first hybrid engine-powered cars in three years.
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Charge the phone battery from the user's movement?
Devices such as smartphones, tablets ... as well as personal health care devices, smart glasses and navigation devices have become extremely popular.
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Exploiting wave energy with the system of 'seabed carpet'
Many organizations around the world are looking for ways to harness the energy of ocean waves as renewable energy.
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Technology of printing cells of woodblock prints with the survival rate of nearly 100%
Researchers at the Houston Institute have just developed a cheap method to print living cells with nearly 100% survival.
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The kit supports deep diving
A large size diving suit will be used in ocean research and will overcome the depth limitations with conventional diving.
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Install a super-sensitive camera on the shark's body
Scientists can now track shark activity by attaching cameras to their dorsal fins.
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Homemade phones like Lego
Google has just announced plans to provide self-assembled phones like Lego toys, for $ 50 each, as early as next year.
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Tanks flying
No one expected that in the days leading up to World War II, military commanders wanted a maneuver that combined the power of the tank with the flexibility of an aircraf…
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Intelligent heating saves money
In the winter, smart heating will help your family reduce costs and save money when hurrying out. Forget heating appliances in your home.