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Pole attached to the lamp post, automatically spread when rain
To help those who forget to bring their umbrellas down the street, the Russian designer Mikhail Belyaev devises a type of umbrella attached to a street lamp that can aut…
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Eye of the music
Researchers at the Hebrew University (Israel) have created an Eyemusic device that uses music to convey visual information that makes visually impaired people easier to…
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Electric wheelchairs
Community Cars in Texas invented an electric car called the Kenguru, for people with disabilities in wheelchairs. Kenguru looks externally compact as other 4-wheel elect…
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Solar cell phone charger
This is the ordering product of Vodafone Telecom. Booster Brolly is equipped with 12 x 2 volt solar panels on the umbrella. They play the role of converting solar energy…
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Window glass integrated solar battery
Soon, the windows of homes and office buildings will become efficient solar collectors and can compete with roof-mounted solar panels. This is the goal of Heliatek, Germ…
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Use a robot to patrol the marine environment
Both marine and freshwater environments are now facing constant threats from climate change, industrial pollution and waste water. Monitoring of water quality and monito…
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Lightning bolt
If the current laser can blind enemy satellites or burn enemy gases, in the future this technology can guide the lightning bolts straight and destroy targets on the batt…
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New material captures CO2
Researchers at the University of Nottingham are developing a new spongy material called the NOTT-202a that can absorb CO2, marking a significant step forward in the crea…
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Intelligent watches that force people to wake up
This watch can force a timer to wake up, be aware of someone on the bed, and alarm when the fire risk. This is a product by the student group Faculty of Electrical and E…
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Make recordings from the dead ashes
With the service of using cremation ashes to record a disc, relatives can hear what you want to say after you die. And Vinyly (UK) is launching a very poisonous service:…
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Race to build the descendants of Concorde
Boeing, Gulfstream and Lockheed Martin have joined forces with the US Aerospace Industries (NASA) to build a super-jet capable of completing the four-hour journey from L…
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Unique bike made entirely of wood
Around this time last year, we saw a 100% bike made of SplinterBike wood at Victoria & Albert Museum in London, attracting more than 320,000 visitors.
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Ford launches 'safety airbags' for cars
This self-inflating seat belt is a combination of a normal seat belt with a protective cushion containing an airbag installed in the rear seats. Accordingly, the 'sa…
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Produce 250,000 times the temperature of the sun
Physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory (USA) have been included in the Guinness Book of Records because, in a series of experiments on the collisions of gold ions…