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Touch screen with paper
Paper can be used as a touch screen, and this idea has been demonstrated by Japanese experts.
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Vending machines serve by mobile phones
Instead of cashing in the vending machine for purchases, you simply use your cell phone to dial the number on the vending machine, then press the pick button (via the nu…
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The British government finances the thermal energy manufacturing industry
The British government announced a plan to finance the Heat Power Generation Industry from renewable energy, on November 28, 2011.
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Tires never punctured
At the Tokyo Motor Show this week, Bridgestone unveiled its latest invention: airless tires.
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Graphene: New materials can transform the world
US scientists and technology have discovered an unlimited application of new materials graphene - a high-tech material that is harder than steel and lighter than bird fe…
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The 'green' robot knows the mirror
The Qbo robot is the first intelligent technology capable of identifying itself through the mirror.
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Sanitary equipment saves water
Types of toilets using Class Five exhaust technology use only half the amount of water compared to popular types in Vietnam today, helping a house with 4 bathrooms save…
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High technology reduces illegal rhinoceros hunting
By using high-tech techniques to monitor poachers, Zimbabwean authorities have reduced the number of killed rhinos from 30 in 2010 to 23 in 2011.
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The device detects blood poisoning
In the near future, the doctor can analyze the blood and get results immediately after 20 minutes with biochips.
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Fabrication of microchips from molybdenum materials
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, have developed a microchip sample from molybdenum material.
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New electricity generator from the ocean
Inspired by the movement of algae at the bottom of the ocean, Australian scientists have come up with the idea of designing biogas generators that use the thrust of wate…
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Elastic cord like human skin
Recently, researchers at Japan's Asahi Kasei Textile Company have successfully developed the first electrically resilient electric cable.
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India successfully developed alloys for missiles
Indian scientists have successfully developed a special alloy with a major component of titanium that significantly reduces the cost of manufacturing the missile.
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The world will see the 'Goddess' next week
The world will have the opportunity to see the Higgs boson, also known as