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Japan's defense ministry demonstrates the first spherical flying device
Weighing about 350g and a diameter of 16 inches, the ball can travel in many directions with high stability, while the maximum speed can be up to 60km / h.
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Chemical reaction to create more flexible material
Scientists working at the University of Edinburgh, UK and the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, can impact molecules at the nanoscale level during chemical reactions to…
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The bulletproof housing is made from plastic bottles
Tourists race to a village in northern Nigeria to admire the first house made of plastic and sand.
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Produces the world's smallest 'four wheel' nanoparticles
A team of Dutch scientists has created a super-small, four-wheeled nanoparticle, according to a study published today in the journal Nature.
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Night lights hovering in the air
The Dutch designer Angela Jansen has created a unique sleek illuminator with a 'punctured' lampshade hanging in a space called the Silhouette.
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Manufacturing sensors to monitor rheology in liquid production
Researchers working at Sheffield University, UK, have developed a new technology sensor system that allows engineers to monitor, in real time, how the flow of substances…
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Using infrared sensor technology to fabricate behavior monitoring system
Irisys, UK, conducted initial testing of hand washing monitoring (using infrared sensor) monitoring systems at the NHS trust Institute in London, where health workers wo…
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Production of complex microprocessors from biological logic gates
Researchers at Imperial College London, United Kingdom, can build bi-logic gates that will be used in complex digital biometric devices in the future.
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Robot catch insects
In the future, robotic shaped shapes can trap insects and turn them into electricity to run robots.
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Shoes 'care' people with memory loss
GTX Corp, a US based shoe manufacturer, has launched a GPS-enabled shoe for better care of people with Alzheimer's disease. ).
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Discovered ripe fruit thanks to microwave scanning system
In the future, fruit picking robots, equipped with a microwave scanning system to determine fruit maturity, will replace humans in the fields.
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Apply information technology in the treatment of specific diseases
Researchers at the University of Manchester, UK, have installed a sophisticated computer algorithm on a robotic (laboratory) device to predict the best combination of av…
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Hot air balloon set a record for altitude
Many scientists were shocked when the first time a balloon could fly into space, reaching a record high of 28.8km, more than the previous record to 6.4km.
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Bathroom meets all human needs
What will happen in 2021 when you step into the bathroom and feel the light level, plus the appropriate water temperature. All the boredom will disappear when you are wa…
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Tasting food from the tongue
The 'electronic nose' discovered the smell of a companion. This is a 'word blade', a method used to 'taste' the food and identify the ingredients…