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New plastic resins like human
Scientists have developed a new plastic that can automatically recover when scratched, crushed or simply deformed.
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Flight simulator with MiG-29
MiG is a famous fighter in the world, used extensively in the Soviet Union (old) and now the new version still prove effective.
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Robots help you get dressed
Persons restricted to arm movement (accident, old age or disability) often find it particularly difficult to wear clothing.
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Manufacturing cheap thermoelectric materials
The researchers were led by Dr. Ole Martin Løvvik, working at the Center for Nanoscience and Materials Science, University of Oslo, Norway, claiming to have made thermoe…
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Robot boat across the Pacific Ocean
Four Wave Glider unmanned boats leave the San Francisco coastline and begin a 300-day cruise on the Pacific Ocean.
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Strange plane shaped clouds
For those who can walk on the roof while the plane is drifting, the drifting cloud is the ideal choice.
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Use a scanner for an autopsy
High-tech scanners can be used to determine the cause of death in order to avoid a post-mortem autopsy of a bereaved family, according to a new study published in the La…
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Read mail, watch news on contact lenses
Professor Babak Parviz and colleagues at the University of Washington are working to develop a contact lens that can connect to the internet, receive and display informa…
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Project of developing intelligent transport vehicles
Scientists working at 17 universities, companies and organizations across Europe have participated in the Development of Intelligent Transport Vehicles (HAVEit) - cars w…
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South Korea uses robots to manage prisoners
Korean scientists have successfully built robots worth 1 billion won ($ 850,000) to replace jailers in the future.
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Robot insects explore the environment
Researchers at Michigan Tech University are using insects to explore potentially dangerous environments before getting people there.
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Woven fabric from ... dog fur
Researchers from York University have found the first evidence that people in the Pacific coast of North America used to use dog fur to weave cloth.
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Unique electric car one wheel
Ryno is a one-size-fits-all-wheel-drive electric vehicle, designed to travel, be safe and extremely easy to handle, fast and flexible.
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Launched the world's first 'virtual' newspaper
United Daily News, Taiwan's largest media conglomerate, has teamed up with Aurasma, a leading virtual reality research organization, to launch the world's first…
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Snake machine nosing in nuclear power plant
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…