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Mission refocused gravity
On a groundbreaking project, CERN physicists are preparing to launch experiments to determine the existence of anti-gravity.
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The camera can take pictures in nearly dark environments
MIT has recently developed a camera capable of taking pictures in nearly dark environments.
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Intelligent wearers replace traditional computers?
In the context of the consumer electronics market continuing to diverge from desktop and notebook models to smart devices, new devices are expected to replace the PC era.
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Japan developed robots to know Todai university math problems
Japanese scientists have just announced a breakthrough in the field of research when they release a robot that can solve math problems that can pass the prestigious entr…
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Google's secret project
On 4/12, The New York Times reported that Andy Rubin - who is behind Google's Android mobile operating system - is working on a secret robot project.
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Make brightly colored tiles from the snail section
A Dutch designer has discovered an unusual way to create colorful bricks: use the stool of a snail.
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China boosts the development of unmanned craft
The Chinese military aims to develop unmanned technology for military vehicles under the sea.
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The largest floating device in the world
The Prelude will receive natural gas and turn it into liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) for Shell. Then from the Prelude will transfer liquefied gas to the transport vessels.
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Use a virus that powers the Lithium-air battery
In recent years, Lithium-air - battery technology promises to improve the energy density of lithium-ion batteries.
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Multifunction aircraft
After natural disasters such as the typhoon Haiyan ravaging the Philippines, relief work on affected areas is often difficult due to the infrastructure being damaged.
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Students fabricate unique video surveillance systems
The video surveillance system was built at Vladimir University to operate in crowded areas.
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Aircraft seats are 'elastic' according to the passenger body
A British company has begun deploying plan to adjust aircraft seats. Passengers can choose and book tickets that match their shape and body size.
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Mobile radiation scouts
Engineers from Moscow research firm 'Spectr' have built a mobile system to spy on radiation and chemical pollution.
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Robot trash
Japanese researchers have invented a toilet robot that automatically moves in public places and asks passers-by to pick up trash.
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Robot 'attack' office
Experts warn that office workers may fall into unemployment by 2018, and the loser of their position is the robot.