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Build a brick house made of paper
Recently, scientists at the University of Jaen in Spain have developed the idea of turning waste paper into bricks used in construction.
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Contraception and HIV in cloth
Currently, condoms are the only product that has the potential to prevent unwanted pregnancies and is a safeguard against the spread of HIV.
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Robot-shaped chain can change shape itself
The robot is capable of folding in various shapes and angles in three dimensions, similar to the way in which biological protein molecules stack up to fit the small size…
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IPhone pads can be eaten
Owner of a bakery business in Japan, Mariko created the iPhone 5 can eat. This phone is called Senbei Survival.
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Hitachi unveils robot to clean Fukushima plant
The robot, which was introduced at the company's plant in Ibaraki, will be used at the Fukishima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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Planes around the world
Currently, the longest record of 26 hours is in the Solar Impulse. However, scientists are planning to allow solar powered aircraft to fly around the globe for up to 20…
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Google Glass applies bone-streaming technology
Google has confirmed the use of bone transmission technology for the Google Glass, eyeglasses help users can replace most tasks on the computer.
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The Ratnik rifle is a 10-meter sniper rifle
In his latest test, the Ratnik uniform was never penetrated after being shot five times by sniper rifles at a distance of 10 meters.
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Contact lenses are capable of receiving messages
When you wear contact lenses from a Belgian university, your eyes can receive text messages and images from your mobile phone.
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Japan hopes to break world record for roller coaster ride
The new glider, called Gokurakutombo, is made of hard plastic foam and polycarbonate and weighs only 37 kg.
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Early diagnosis device
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are developing a sensor that can detect and diagnose early cancer.
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Computer vision 'boss'
US experts have released a full-fledged computer system that can deliver jobs to people through an increasingly popular form.
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American soldiers are equipped with invisibility clothing
Hyperstealth Biotech Canada has just developed a camouflage fabric that can make the wearer invisible.