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Self-healing light, self cleaning
Instead of having to carry a suit of clothes when traveling, it is possible that in the future, you will only need to carry a few, even a set of clothes made of special…
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Goodbye Silicon tradition?
Molybdenum Disulfide MoS2 on many parameters outperforms conventional silicon and its use in electronic devices allows for a much smaller and more flexible generation of…
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America unveiled the notorious weapons of damage
An unbearable feeling, a sudden heat covering the whole body, that is the effect of ultra-strong electromagnetic rays emanating from a notorious anti-aircraft weapon of…
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HoverMast - Supercar camera tracking flight
HoverMast is a hovercraft in the air and can be mounted on a small vehicle such as an SUV. This device was developed by Sky Sapience and is still in the experimental pha…
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Neutrino helps explain antimatter?
The neutrinos produced in a nuclear reactor in China can change their flavor faster than normal. This result raises the hope that physicists will soon explain why the un…
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Smart clothes know why babies cry
A new type of high-tech clothing that incorporates 'biosensors', which can be guessed as to why babies cry, helping parents take better care of their children.
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Impressed with 3-D nano printers
The new 3D printing method using two-photon imaging can quickly create incredibly sharp objects at the nanoscale. This technology could open up new areas of application,…
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Robotic gloves
With power goggles, astronauts and car assembly workers will reduce the pressure on the muscles of the hands when handling instruments for a long time.
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Waving to control the plane
One day unmanned aerial vehicles would be as simple as the arm waving, scientists say. Yale Song and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Unite…
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Unmanned robot breaks world swimming record
Four unmanned robots broke the world record for long-range swimming on the 3,200 nautical mile (5,926km) route in the Pacific.
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Brain sharp thanks to thinking
Often find yourself or think rambling while working? Good news, because that's a sign that you may have a good memory.
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Producing electricity with snails
A snail's blood sugar is used to generate electricity for special electrodes in its body. The meaning of this discovery is that one day our bodies will also make electri…
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Change the speed of your bike by thought
Innovation News Daily reported that Deeplocal, a high-tech product marketing company based in the United States, has created bicycles that allow riders to change speed w…
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Online map of global rainforest carbon stocks
Recently, a team led by Eric Davidson, managing director of the Woods Hole Research Center (USA), published a map of global rainforest carbon stocks, based on ArcGIS tec…
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Tattoo message message
According to a new patent application, Nokia wants to create tattoos capable of announcing that you have just received a new message or have an incoming call. Does the p…