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Airplanes are free to fly like insects
An expert team led by Professor Jun Zhang of New York University (USA) has discovered that the ability to fly in mid-air of an object may be more dependent on its weight…
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The most modern bomber robot in the world
The military robot will be available for sale at the end of March, but future employers will have to save money now, as the price of each child will amount to millions o…
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Simultaneous simulation projector as in movie
Researchers are looking to design an imaging device that simulates a handheld device onto a computer screen.
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Improved combat helicopters thanks to ... whales
The engine design of the helicopter allows it to be stowed away, but the cost of production is a matter of concern. The rear propeller helps the helicopter to balance an…
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Use mouse to detect mines
Previously, Colombian police used a sniffer dog, but the weight of the dog would normally trigger the explosives. Now, they decided to pick a mouse because it was lightw…
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Find beautiful dreams with your phone
Yumemiru, the name of the application, pushed the 'homemade' fever of the 1990s to a new scientific peak by leveraging the built-in touch-sensitive system of you…
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The robot flaps its wings like butterflies
US scientists are studying how to flap wings of butterflies from one flower to another to teach a new generation of robots the size of a small insect.
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Bio-electric adhesive tape
The US military is beginning to test the bio-elastic bandage that heals quickly.
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Robot calms Japanese tsunami pain
Seal robots are the latest weapon in the fight against the mental collapse of Japanese tsunami survivors.
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US made the first robot bee
According to the Daily Mail on Feb. 17, Harvard scientists invented a method of mass production of tiny bee-shaped robotic insects, with the mechanism of flying out and…
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The US Navy conducted an electromagnetic gun test
Unlike weapons that rely on the chemical reaction of explosives to propel bullets like gunpowder, the electric gun accelerates the bullet along the metal ring using a ma…
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Island on land
The islands on the highlands are the idea that an architect suggests for the Tōhoku region in northeastern Japan. This area was heavily devastated by earthquakes and tsu…
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Adhesive cushion inspired by gecko foot
An object weighing more than 300kg can be firmly attached to the glass wall without leaving a trace, thanks to the ultra-thin cushioning mattress inspired by the gecko.
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The Avatar Project
The US military is researching the project to allow brainwashed soldiers to control their bots to take over their positions on the battlefield as in Avatar.
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Bulletproof material new varieties of fish scales?
Arapaima giant Amazon is attracting the attention of scientists at the University of California, San Diego to create super-durable materials.