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Robot dance to music
Robot dance to music by students studying Hanoi University of Business and Technology research. This robot can jump to seven songs that were taught before. However, the…
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New material killed 99% of the bacteria
Under the microscope, the structure of the polymer coating is like a sponge. Positive charge on the surface of the mantle will attract bacteria like a magnet because the…
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Biotech helps to test anti-cancer drugs
The Singapore Institute of Nanotechnology and Biomedical Engineering recently said it has successfully researched a small biochemical chip that can test the effectivenes…
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Electric shoes
Applying the principle of hydropower operation, Canadian inventor Komarechka introduced a small generator that is directly attached to the bottom of the shoe. This inven…
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Deploying sound weapons at the London Olympics
Long-range audio equipment (LRAD) is mounted on a ship on the River Thames in London this weekend. In addition to this sound weapon, Royal Marines on patrol vessels are…
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Sails for transport
Carriage of cargo on board sea transport is considered to have a reasonable cost. However, with about 45,000 freighters worldwide using low-grade fossil fuels, their emi…
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Transmission of audio and text files through the human body
Ericsson is developing a technology that allows the transfer of files and other data directly through the human body. Ericsson CEO Hans Westberg performed the song
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The phone looks through all the materials
Researchers at the UT Dallas Institute of Technology have recently turned their handsets into devices that allow users to see through materials such as walls, wood, plas…
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Solar cells absorb 99.7% of light
With an average light reflectance of 0.3%, these silicon black cells can absorb up to 99.7% of the light that is being absorbed, more than any other photovoltaic. This a…
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Farmers make windy cars
Metro said that his car, Tang Zhengping, a farmer in Beijing, operated from two batteries and two generators. One battery will be charged while the other is powering the…
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Robot control by brain signal
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne said the experiment took them one step closer to allowing patients unable to move easily with their…
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Discover 'phonics' communication equipment
An American electrical engineer believed he had found a way to contact his daughter who died eight years ago. Using experience to design and build a range of electronic…
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Diagnosing oral cancer by telephone
A team from Stanford University has developed a smartphone application and a phone-ready mini scanner that promises to help early diagnosis of oral cancer.
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3D shape blanket
University of Toronto (Canada) has introduced smart prototype, able to create 3D images to monitor the health of users. This prototype is named IM Blanky, which contains…
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Nomad Power Lights
In the 21st century, mankind witnessed the rapid development of information technology, smart phones, 3D printers ... But there are still 1.5 billion people globally do…