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The Wake Forest University team in the US has successfully developed a new type of glow lamp that can replace fluorescent lamps.
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The Wake Forest University team in the US has successfully developed a new type of glow lamp that can replace fluorescent lamps.
An American inventor designed a tricycle capable of flying up and down like a helicopter.
Toshiba has developed a four-legged robot capable of conducting investigation and recovery operations at locations deemed too risky for human use, such as the Fukushima…
Sony has developed a new technology for the use of small cameras in phones and tablets to diagnose the skin health of users.
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
Medical transplants, such as temporary tattoos, can help doctors detect early metabolic problems.
Researchers from Spain's Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) and a private company have patented a new material for making braces.
Japan's Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) has announced a plastic cover that could soon replace the glass screen of smartphones and tablets.
Have you ever imagined: a thin paper like cigarette paper, can contain the contents of hundreds of books? That is becoming a reality when Intellipaper plans to launch US…
A self-controlled robot has completed its journey from the US to Australia after more than 12 months.
Russian scientists have created a cardboard box that helps ripen eggs within two minutes without water.
Office workers, who sit on chairs all day, can now leave their seats more often thanks to an invention.
American scientists came up with the idea of developing a special software to turn millions of smartphones around the world into seismic forecasting tools.
British and American experts have studied a water-repellent compound that is able to effectively protect buildings and statues of limestone of high historical value.