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Robot works with waste
British scientists have successfully created robots capable of producing electricity from human waste.
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Keep the bread fresh for 2 months
This technology is designed to kill spores that cause mold and can lead to a revolution in shopping habits when loaves can be eaten within two months.
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Equip the lens for mobile phones and tablets
In the near future, the camera on the mobile phone will also be fitted with small lenses that allow you to change between extreme angles of photography to magnifying mod…
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Device for examining baby liver function with stamp
Tuberculosis treatment with rifampicin and pyrazinamide can damage the liver, especially in people with both hepatitis B and C, which are very common in Asia. Similarly,…
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People make chargers
Smartphone users are no longer concerned about how to charge the phone because American scientists have created a nanotechnology generator capable of transmitting human-…
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Tuberculosis testing without X-ray is a new device
Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).
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NASA introduced a space helicopter with a helicopter wing
The scientific development and exploration of the universe has always attracted the attention of people all over the world.
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The hat is anti-hair loss when chemotherapy
Doctors at Bupa Cromwell Hospital, England, have revolutionized medicine by inventing a hat that can help 80% of cancer patients retain their hair during chemotherapy.
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Beautiful spies immobilized
Some clothing stores in the UK add cameras to the mannequin to track customer shopping behavior.
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Japan: Robot radiation resistance incident
For the first time, a Japanese robot designed to withstand high levels of radiation and heat at damaged nuclear plants such as Fukushima was launched.
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Air conditioner cum chasing mosquitoes
LG has launched a completely new product market, an ideal combination, air conditioner cum mosquito repellent function.
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Sensitive equipment such as dog nose
The new bio-based design of odor receptors in dogs is capable of rapidly detecting hazardous chemicals.
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Device to prevent message when driving
New tool called TextBuster designed to make messaging and surfing the web while driving is impossible. Parents and vehicle owners are believed to be potential customers…
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Robot chasing birds in Korea
The world's first birds chasing machines used lasers and speakers to chase birds near the airport.
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Equipment to help blind people see exactly 89%
Researchers at Second Sight have developed a new device called Argus, which allows blind patients to see the text by stimulating the light-sensitive part of the eye.