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New material is capable of healing cuts
American physicists have created a super-soft material capable of healing scratches, cuts and the ability to feel contact. This material can be used to make artificial l…
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Quick and accurate blood tests with SpinChip
In an effort to shorten the diagnostic test, Stig Morten Borch, a senior scientist at the SINTEF Health Research Center in Norway, has developed a test device (blood, ur…
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Bubble camera
The 'balloon' camera can help firefighters or fast-response team members like SWAT take full advantage of the scene they are approaching, to eliminate the risk o…
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Fabricated LEDs from fireflies
Korean scientists have simulated the light structure in the lower abdomen of fireflies to improve the lens of the LED to lower the price of the product.
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Intelligent lights controlled by telephone
Philips has introduced a new light, connected to the broadband network, allowing iPhones users to change the color and brightness of their lights with an application on…
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Home robots launched
Researchers from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have unveiled a homemade robot capable of doing all sorts of clever household tasks.
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Flying robots know how to avoid obstacles like birds
Intelligence is like a bird: Flying Rescue Robot (Flying Rescue Robot) will avoid obstacles. Being able to orient themselves in damaged forests, tunnels or buildings, th…
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Self-adhesive concrete
Concrete capable of cracking itself is ready to be tested in practice, according to experts at Delft University of Technology (Netherlands). The Dutch research team says…
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'Ghost robots' know how to dive, fly and climb all terrain
Japanese experts are developing a new, ghost-like robot with the ability to move automatically on all terrain, both on land, at sea and in the air, superior to other rob…
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Robot feet simulate perfect human movement
Currently, the replacement of parts like prosthetics for people with disabilities has made significant progress, thanks to the development of science.
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Machinery will diagnose cancer in lieu of humans
British scientists are developing a breakthrough device capable of diagnosing cancer in just 20 minutes and still prescribing drugs to treat the disease.
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Japan makes electronic paper
A device, which is a combination of laser, infrared, and screen, allows drawing on the borders and with the help of a computer, we can color the image.
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Fabrics 'snakeskin'
New fabric made from carbon nanotubes can withstand chemical and biological toxicity, according to US experts.
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The machine predicts the future
The US Department of Defense is funding a project to create an artificial intelligence monitoring system, with the ambition to predict the future.
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Creates a single screen from multiple touch devices
These devices must be placed side-by-side, when you place your thumb on the screen of a device, point your finger at the screen of another device, and then move the fing…