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Smart toilet for the sick
A Japanese company on September 26 introduced smart toilet equipment specifically for elderly people who were unable to walk or who had to stay in bed.
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Bombs fly remote control
The remote-controlled flying bomb BattleHawk introduced by Textron (USA) is essentially an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), designed to explode when approaching an enemy's…
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Robot revolution in the field of medicine
In a world where robotics technology is growing rapidly, scientists want to prove it
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Weapons cause epilepsy
The US military might develop a weapon that could send hundreds of miles of seizures to the United States to help control the battle.
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Creates the world's fastest laser pulse
Researchers at the University of Central Florida have created a world record for laser pulse time. The new laser was created by Dr. Zenghu Chang and his colleagues with…
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Robot educated households
The face of Devon Carrow - Sperduty displayed on the robot's webcam, connected to the computer at home. He answered the teacher's questions and talked to his cla…
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US develops technology to detect dangerous objects
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has introduced a technology that detects dangerous objects with almost absolute accuracy.
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Police Robot will be used in the future
US researchers are studying a robot capable of patrolling the streets under human control. This is considered a useful tool by the disabled police or military veteran wh…
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Fonts for hard-to-read people
A new font designed for people with dyslexia has been found on mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones.
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Research the bee brain to develop self-flying robots
By creating systems in bees' brains that control visual acuity, scientists are hoping to build a flying robot that can do more than just follow previous programming…
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Fujitsu develops eye tracking technology for users
On October 2, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. announced today the development of its Eye Tracking technology, which seeks to harness the power of compact, affordable cameras a…
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Obtain solar energy in the direction of the sun
In order to dramatically increase the power output from the solar panels, it must be kept in optimum condition for obtaining sunlight. The QBotix system solved this prob…
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Try rocket motors for racing
British experts are preparing to test the rocket engine capable of speeding the car racing to reach the threshold of 1,600km / h. Newquay Cornwall will be the site of th…
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MBDA laser gun burned 40mm thick steel
According to MBDA spokesperson Peter Haylmayer, the use of similar laser weapons in combat could be forthcoming. Laser firing can fire a beam to destroy a target at larg…
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CERV non-chain bike is suitable for all types of terrain
If anyone has ever sat on a racing bike, it is obvious that the convenience of the handlebars is curled in the car. If you want to lower the center of gravity to reduce…