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Malaysia built unmanned aerial vehicles
UAV Greentech 2010 unmanned aerial vehicles can reach speeds of up to 55 km / h and fly as high as 300 m in 60 minutes.
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Lamps Internet data ceiling
Flickering ceilings are often annoying, but in downtown offices in St Cloud, Minnesota, they are actually an Internet connection.
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2010 is the pivotal year of nuclear research
CERN has successfully conducted experiments with the LHC accelerator to decipher the mystery of the formation of the universe.
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Artificial hair follicles help treat hair loss
German scientists have successfully cultured artificial hair follicles from animal cells, which are thinner than natural hair follicles.
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The camera flashes at a speed of 10 million frames per second
Students at the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne have just taken a first-ever X-ray image with a speed of 10 million frames per second.
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Produces palladium-like alloys
Researchers in Japan have created an alloy with properties similar to palladium, a precious metal used in many high-tech products.
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American flying robots are ready to take off
Navy Times reported that the first unmanned fighter aircraft designed to operate on US aircraft carriers was ready to take flight.
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South Korea piloting robots teaching English
Recently, Korean authorities have decided to pilot 30 robots to teach English to some elementary schools in the country.
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Manufacture of new 6mm thick explosion-proof glass
Scientists in the United States and Australia are developing a glass that is particularly light and thinner than traditional glass but very hard to not break into small…
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Hospitals in the United States are about to have emergency robot nurses
The hospital emergency room nurse may soon be replaced by robots called TriageBots of computer engineers in the United States.
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Relieve the suffering for people with dysphagia
American experts have built a device that can support the eating of those with choking swallowing.
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Self-renewable materials
US scientists have successfully created a self-healing material that promises to bring practical applications in life.
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Breakthrough in imaging the birth process
German scientists have made a breakthrough in medicine when imaging nuclear magnetic resonance imaging.
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Small appliances help control chronic pain
Sensory and nerve stimulation implanted under the skin, including a smart chip attached to a compatible object smaller than the match.
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Speed can reach 500 km / h or higher
According to the Ministry of Railways, China has the technology to build high-speed trains that can reach speeds of 500 km / h or more by 2050.