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New Project Investigation Tool
The London Police Department has found a very useful new investigative tool, the noise, the 'oo' sound generated by the grid.
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Biological identification: a piece of hair is enough to 'catch a picture'
It is about time you can throw away bank card withdrawals, supermarket payment cards, business cards ... The new generation of testing equipment will 'look' at your hand…
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Technology is 'molding' into the new brain
Technology has been changing the way people think, creating the 'new brain', according to a statement by Italian psychologists.
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Technology 'in' living cells
Surgeons can quickly reconstruct the patient's nerves, such as those with spinal cord injuries, using the technology of inkjet printers.
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New equipment: Individual hydroelectric generator
The machine is called Cappa, which is similar to a jet engine and can be easily installed in just a few minutes.
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The light for insomnia space station
NASA hopes to use light science to reduce dependence on sleeping pills by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Japanese toilet is controlled by Android application
The combination of toilet and smartphone applications can make people think of funny stories.
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Manufacturing robot arms is controlled by the brain
A team of neuroscientists and bioengineers at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, announced today that they have successfully built the most modern brain-co…
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South Korea develops mannequin robot
Korea's IMD Media has recently developed a mannequin robot for the fashion industry, starting to compete with rivals from Japan in the field.
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Computer equipment mimics the human senses
Future computing devices will be further developed in terms of human senses in order to imitate the ability to see. , smell, touch, taste and listen.
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Use smartphone to read the pollution
US scientists say they have deployed a team of mobile pollution sensors that provide real-life information about air quality to smartphone users in the region.
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The most 'top' robots in 2012
Here are the top 'top' robots of 2012 according to the poll of TreeHugger - one of the 10 science news sites with the most readership of the year.
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It is about to assert that 'God's seed' exists
Scientists from the European Atomic Research Organization (CERN) announced yesterday that they might announce the new seed they found this year to be the Higgs particle…
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The hat glows according to the movement of the head
A group of Korean designers created an illuminated hat combining 3D printing technology and LED electronics. This hat will shine according to the tilt of the head.
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'Smart Stethoscope' helps assess the outcome of kidney stones
A device called the Smart Stethoscope, invented by scientists at the University of Southampton, will help doctors assess whether or not a kidney stone treatment is succe…