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Laser equipment for sleep monitoring of newborns
Concerned about the baby's breathing, Gjoci, a young Hungarian dad, decided to make a baby monitor. If within 10 seconds, no measurement of the child's movement…
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Turn color into gold
A team of experts in the UK creates blue, red, green ingots by changing the way they absorb and reflect the light of the metal.
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New product: Brick made from animal blood
Recently, new graduate engineer Jack Munro, the British, came up with the idea of turning waste of animal blood during the slaughter into bricks that could be used in co…
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T-shirts for small children
A group of high school girls in the United States invented a Watawescue t-shirt that is self-inflating when wet, to protect children from 2 to 4 years of age when swimmi…
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Waterproof iPod player Waterfi
Apple's iPod recently launched the Waterfi waterproof music player that lets users swim and use without fear of damage.
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US students are fitted with RFID chips
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification, radio identification) is an automatic identification method based on remote data storage.
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Contraception for squirrels
Impregnating contraceptives into seeds is a way that American scientists want to apply to reduce the rapid growth rate of gray squirrels, a rodent species that have a ha…
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The bike creates the lane
Thanks to a special light system, a new type of bicycle in the United States can create its lane while traveling at night.
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Larklife - a daily health monitoring system
A new health and lifestyle monitoring system called Larklife will help users manage their diet, exercise, work productivity and sleep.
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Development of explosive detection equipment to replace professional dogs
Dr. Denis Spitzer and his colleagues are developing a type of sensor capable of detecting explosive smells of TNT and other explosives with very low levels, which can ra…
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Sensitivity detection of HIV with the naked eye
British scientists have recently developed a super-sensitive sensor that allows detection of many diseases and viruses at the earliest.
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SMART Technology - A big step in medical surgery
Try holding your hand still for a long time to try. No way, right? No matter how hard you try, your hand still vibrates a few times a second even though the deflection i…
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New weather technologies help keep the aircraft safe during thunderstorms
Storm thunderstorms often cause panic on flights.
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Open the computer by glancing
Oleg Komogortsev, a Texas-based San Marco computer expert, is working to create a system that can identify people through how they manipulate their eyes when looking at…