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Explore the flora and fauna on the map online
The first online mapping tool for the distribution of all living and living species on the planet, 'Map of Life'. A team of researchers from Yale University and…
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Technology reports when milk is broken
Which one of us has kept broken milk boxes in cabinets and still don't recognize them until we need them? This not only causes waste, regret, but also inconvenience in c…
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Klymit Ulaar, super-insulated jacket
Recently Klymit (a company specializing in researching apparel technologies) has successfully researched a new product, Ulaar, which uses a completely new insulation tec…
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The invention of a mirror with a much wider viewing angle than a conventional mirror
There are many types of anti-blind mirrors for vehicles on the market, these mirrors are often curved, so the image in the mirror is distorted far more than the reality.…
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The mathematical model predicts the revenue of the film
Researchers at the Department of Applied and Physical Mathematics at Tottori University in Japan have set up a mathematical model that can help predict. the success rate…
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Robots can learn languages from people
Robots can develop language skills through interaction with humans, according to a new study from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in PLoS ONE. British researchers C…
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Camera detects crimes
Generation cameras combined with new computer can analyze to see if the object being identified can be a crime or not. Devices that are installed in public places, build…
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Superbus, the future of public transport
Superbus was designed by a research team at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. The team consists of many leading engineers in the car industry. One of th…
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Football cum generator
A group of Harvard University students developed a special soccer ball, named Soccket, which is capable of generating electricity while playing football. The amount of p…
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The bath does not need water
Ludwick Marishane, 22, a student at the University of Cape Town, is the author of DryBath. This is a skin-soothing gel that uses water and soap. This product is differen…
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GroundBot - Flexible reconnaissance robot with 360-degree observation capability
Remote-controlled reconnaissance robots are increasingly being developed for military purposes, such as battlefield reconnaissance, mine detection or patrols, etc. The r…
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Reduce stress by applying 'discriminating messages' on your phone
A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth has successfully developed a mobile application that allows users to choose to read or ignore messages classified…
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Super tracking device
In the past, when armies fought each other, they often left a lot of bombs and mines to kill people when the war ended. Ground-based sensors, also known as UGS, created…
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The MP3 is in the mouth
Aisen Chacin, a student from Parsons School of The New School in New York, has just released a MP3 player in his mouth. The bottom of the MP3 player has four volume cont…
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Ultra-fast pollutant detector
This device is made up of magnetic gold-plated magnetic nanoparticles, which are not only super-sensitive to the detection of chemical compounds, but also for rapid resu…