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The 'biodegradable lamp' is powered by glowing bacteria
The 'bio-luminescence' system invented by Philips Electronics (Netherlands) produces the same light that luminescent creatures like fireflies and glow worms do.
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Use your phone with your eyes
Senseye Technology is developing a technology that allows you to use the phone visually based on a phone-pre-set camera to pinpoint the position of the eyes when the use…
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The TV can be rolled into a pocket
British scientists have created a thin, paper-like television screen that can be rolled up and stored in a pocket easily.
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Vietnam produces radar-absorbing paint
Institute of Chemistry - Materials (Military Science and Technology Institute) has researched and successfully developed radar-absorbing paint to be applied to warships,…
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Plasma can cure
The latest research by scientists confirms that inhalation of charged air can cure the common cold.
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Gas deaerator for asthma patients
British researchers have created a new device that cleans the air while asthma patients are sleeping.
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Play games with urine
Recently a British media company has developed a product that helps men to entertain while urinating by playing games. The interface of the game is controlled by the use…
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Cross the road safely by phone
Now an application called WalkSafe developed by researchers at Italian University of Dartmouth and Bologna University will help phone users to safer roads.
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Robot surgery is 10 times faster than a doctor
On 28 November, the European Commission has introduced ROBOCAST, a robotic arm 10 times more stable than a doctor's, capable of performing complex operations in brai…
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Facial injury surgery with 3D technology
Doctors are preparing to produce the first face, plastic, plaster implant model created based on 3D CT images.
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Producing bio-oil, common materials from waste products
The team of scientists, led by Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, from the University of Sydney, Australia, have partnered with the Federal Scientific and Industrial Research…
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'Super soft plastic' robot
Scientists at Harvard University have created a 'super flexible' robot that crawls and crawls through narrow gaps.
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Self-destruct syringes
Marc Koska makes the K1 cylinder automatic decomposition, which can not be reused after each use.
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Equipment regulates eating habits
Doctors have added a new weapon to the fight against obesity - an electronic billboard that warns consumers not to devour food.
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Watches can pay for goods
A high-tech watch has just been launched in the UK that can help people pay for coffee, newspapers and other small-value items.