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The technology of sound transmission through bone
Finis, maker of digital swimming devices, has unveiled Neptune's state-of-the-art waterjet player with new audio-over-bone technology.
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Future surgeons hone their skills in the virtual operating room
Future surgeons - students of the Moscow Medical School - are practicing in the virtual operating room.
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Wrist watch countdown death
Scientists have recently introduced a wristwatch that can calculate the death of a wearer and countdown until they die.
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Communicating with machines: Stories are no longer far away
A story about how scientists are creating talking computers, not only that they are the most human and natural sounds.
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Super Screen Protector Sticker
Called the Rhino Shield, the screen protector is made of polymer resin and can withstand up to 5 times the shaking force of the Gorilla Glass, the iPhone screen protecto…
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Coming up with a curved smartphone
Samsung will announce a new smartphone with curved screen design in October.
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Use Revolv to control the whole house from a distance
Synchronizing home appliances and remotely controlling them with a mobile device is not a new idea, and many such products have come out.
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Robots help farmers pick strawberries
Japanese scientists yesterday introduced a robot capable of helping farmers pick strawberries and could cut two-thirds of the workload.
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NASA introduces radar to help detect buried survivors
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
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The calculator is made entirely of micro carbon nanotubes
Scientists have successfully created the first prototype computer made entirely of carbon nanotubes
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Electronic devices help people with dyslexia
Using electronic devices (such as e-books or tablets) can help people with dyslexia improve reading and reading comprehension.
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Pottery manufacturing can bend
Two researchers from the Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and two Singapore colleagues have just created a ceramic that can bend and return to its old shape.
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Wireless electricity is safe for humans
In the future, the transmission of electrical power to electrical equipment will not require wiring, which is considered to be relatively safe for human beings.
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The new form of material resembles a fictional sword of light
American scientists unknowingly discovered an entirely new form of material, which has properties similar to light swords in the Star Wars science fiction series.
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The precarious future of the physical keyboard
The fate of the BlackBerry may determine the future of the physical keyboard that the company has pioneered over time, analysts say.