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Toothbrushes 3D technology
Using three-dimensional technology, engineers in Spain have developed a toothbrush that cleans teeth for each person's mouth.
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Automatic iron
Now a German company has created an exotic device called Tubie that can dry and iron a shirt in just 7 minutes.
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Microwave becomes the new charging source for cell phones
Microwave ovens generally have a single purpose: to heat food and drink. But now, the microwave can soon become a charger for cell phones.
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Steal from high tech liquid traps
Yafet Askale, 28, was caught in an invisible dye while breaking into a stolen car in Harlesden, North West London in June.
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Develop a virtual visual positioning system for pilots
Russian engineers have recently developed a navigation system that can replace pilots' control devices such as compasses, altimeters, radio girders, and tilts.
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Accelerator is smaller than grain
In the first experiment, electron particles were accelerated to near the speed of light in a conventional accelerator.
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The sniper rifle lowered the target by 3,000m
TrackingPoint Company is developing Super Tech Super Gun high-tech rifle.
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Artificial engine for superhuman robot
Scientists have developed artificial muscle types, which allow the robot to lift objects 80 times their weight, promising to equip superhuman powers for the machines.
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The device supports reading on the Run-n-Read move
Run-n-Read integrates an accelerometer to measure the speed, mileage, and burnout of a user's energy.
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Opens the rivalry of the Touch ID
US experts have announced a new software that enables smartphones to recognize users based on how often they use them.
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Battery manufacturing works with animal dung
Bacteria in waste, including animal manure, can help generate electricity, according to new research by US scientists.
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Automatic refrigerator door lock when earthquake
The new Sharp Plasma Cluster refrigerator is capable of detecting earthquakes and automatically closes, allowing food to not fall to the floor.
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Snake robot can go to Mars
Norway's SINTEF Research Institute is working to complete a new robot design for exploring the surface of Mars. This robot looks like a snake.
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Microsoft has started offering touch screens for every plane
Technology turns a wall, panel, floor or any flat surface into a touch screen that Microsoft has been studying for years.