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New battery 'super cool'
Despite the technological breakthrough of conventional NiMH batteries, lithium-ion batteries are not faultless, but the risk of overheating leads to fires and explosions.
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Device to adjust sound in the direction
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), USA, have successfully built the first audio diode device, a device that adjusts sound waves in one dire…
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What weapons are stirring up the Arctic?
Arctic is considered to be a place of rich natural resources. Therefore, the race to the North Pole is attracting more and more special guests.
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Making rich from paper scraps
Flexoresearch has successfully built a series of synthetic enzyme solutions, extracted from mushrooms, that turn waste paper into useful products.
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Early detection device for coal
A handheld device can help detect the presence of anthrax bacteria within one hour.
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Mini drone
Shadowhawk UAV unmanned helicopters, with the ability to shoot short and grenade launchers, are the latest vehicles used in the fight against crime.
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Dishwasher uses solar energy
No cost of electricity is a prominent feature of the dishwasher using solar energy by Mr. Tran Dinh Huan, Kon Tum City, Kon Tum province, applied successfully.
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People give birth to robots
The MARCS Robot Lab, University of Sydney, is conducting a robot-based experiment to study the interaction between humans and robots.
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The new system provides 24/7 solar power
A new system designed by scientists at the Masachusette Institute of Technology (MIT) can provide stable power for 24 hours a day in all weather conditions.
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Gasoline production from sawdust and grass
George Huber and colleagues at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst are working on converting sawdust and grass into gasoline.
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'Brake pedal' by thought
Accident prevention will increase if drivers stop thinking with their vehicles instead of using their feet, German scientists say.
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Clothes made of ... milk
Not only a nutritious food source, milk can now be used to make fashion. Fashion fans will be amazed at how they dress up in soft, eye-catching and safe dresses that are…
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Cup just drink water, just to eat
Because they are made from jelly with different flavors, they can be made into water cups that can be 'eaten' without fear of poisoning.
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Glass beaker self-cooling beer for 5 minutes
Heineken has introduced a new type of glass that can cool beer down to 0 - 2 degrees C within 5 minutes.
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Robots have sensitive skin like humans
German scientists have created robots capable of sensing even the smallest impact or temperature change just like humans.