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Remote turtle control
Last year, scientists successfully controlled the path of living cockroaches by stimulating their beard and sensory organs.
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Create robots to save the endangered species of turtles
American scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created robots that adapt to the movements of newly hatched sea turtles. Scientists hope this could help…
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100 days clean shirt
The textile industry is witnessing a new breakthrough, with the emergence of antibacterial fabrics, allowing for 100 days of wear without washing or ironing.
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Keyboard for smart clocks
With the rumors surrounding the smart meter flooding the tech world, US researchers are now trying to figure out how to allow for the entry of letters / numbers on scree…
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Touch screen is not limited
All surfaces can be requisitioned as touch screen controls electronic devices, thanks to intelligent projection interface.
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New application on Smartphone protects women
In an effort to ensure the safety of women, the Government of Canada has welcomed the initiative to launch a smartphone application that provides emergency response to a…
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Perspective of the 'hybrid' screen
Ignoring the illusion-based 3D screens, American engineers are aiming for a generation of true three-dimensional screens, the kind that users can structure, pinch and ev…
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Smart paper
US researchers have found a way to embed radio frequency identification (RFID) tags into paper, promising a broad array of applications in everyday life.
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Create new materials to help treat the environment
On April 30th, a group of French and Australian scientists said they had made a new lightweight material that could be reused and especially absorbed by some. chemistry.
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LG launches 'Curve' OLED TV into the market
Both Samsung and LG are competing fiercely to become the first company in the world to launch a curved OLED TV.
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Vietnam built unmanned aircraft
At the testing ground of the Space Technology Institute of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, the High-Technology Telecommunication and Computer Science Prod…
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Camera based on insect eyes
Inspired by the eye of insects, US scientists have said they have made digital dome cameras, with unusually wide angles and sharp images.
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The first insect robot is in control
In the early morning, at a Harvard University robot lab last summer, an insect robot made a flight.
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Ambitious super-soldier 'half-man half machine'
In the next 30 years, British and American soldiers will be able to carry more than 90kg of mass, running dozens of kilometers at a constant speed, see through the dark…
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Successfully fabricated the 'Ironman' mask
British scientists have just released a kind of superman mask