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UK researchers have successfully developed a system capable of rapidly detecting chemicals in small quantities, whether it be contaminants, explosives or drugs.
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Reduced traffic jams with virtual traffic lights
Ozan Tonguz, a telecom researcher at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, recently came up with the idea of designing virtual traffic lights to tackle…
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New technique to detect fingerprints on wet paper
Researchers at the Hebrew University (HU) in Jerusalem, Israel, have found a new way to detect fingerprints on wet paper, a task that earlier technology was difficult to…
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Equipment to help the blind see
Sensory replacement devices (SSDs) provide visual information to the visually impaired via a microscope connected to a computer (or smartphone) and a stereo headset.
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'Lungs' and prospects for replacing animal research
Researchers at Harvard's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have simulated pulmonary edema in a microchip lined with human living cells.
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The display is based on light reflection
Japan Display Japan Production Union has just introduced their latest research results: LCD panels are capable of displaying multiple colors and videos like normal but o…
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Pay through the fingerprint
Leroy Merlin, France, has applied a new billing method based on the fingerprint biometric fingerprint reader located at its stores in Villeneuve d 'Ascq and Angoulêm…
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Elastic table like rubber
Jullien Vidame, a designer in France, has built a table that extends the surface that users do not need to install any more parts, Gizmag reported.
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Bebionic3 robot hand - Cyborg's future is not far away
If you have a chance to meet Mr. Nigel Ackland, you may be mistaken for a real-life cyborg.
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High-tech pet
Simulation of one of the world's most agile insects, dragonfly robots are more likely to become new pets in the tech era.
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The 'ball' supports the police and firefighters
This is a common scenario for police and other emergency workers: they have to enter a building without knowing what is waiting for them inside - a gunman or an earthqua…
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DNA bar codes are anti-goods
In an effort to eliminate low-quality or disguised electronics, the US Department of Defense began applying DNA barcodes to track the origin of the device.
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Mail engineering does not need to open the envelope
A team of scientists in Italy and the Netherlands has successfully developed a new technology that can penetrate thin layers of materials, promising a breakthrough for n…
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Successfully fabricated pipeline robots
One of the robots of pipelines of ships has been built successfully by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Tan Tien, Deputy Dean of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Polytechnics Un…
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Robot teaches autistic children to communicate
Researchers at the University of Birmingham used two knee-high robots called Max and Ben to help autistic children develop communication skills.