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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York police have launched a new technology that uses black-eye scanners to identify suspects, so they can not be fooled.
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Successfully fabricated the device to turn water into electricity
US company SunGlasix has successfully built a device that can extract hydrogen from water from any source, including urine.
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Began the era of medical penetration robot
At the end of October 2010, the first surgery performed entirely by robots took place in Canada. The beginning of an era of medical dominance.
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Street lighting trees in the future
The appearance of cities will change spectacularly when the glowing trees replace the lampposts on the streets.
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Radar Detectors help detect suicide bombers
Police radars, used to detect cars moving at high speeds, can help identify suicide bombers in the crowd.
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Teach robots to read
Scientists are trying to teach robots to literate so that they can see and understand the signs, store names ... Experts believe that this work ...
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Metal strange sunlight suck !
The discovery of American scientists about metals capable of absorbing and storing infinite sunlight can make a breakthrough in solar technology.
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Incubator with solar energy
Incubator for solar energy is produced by the research of Master Le Van You, Head of Automation Department, Faculty of Mechanics - Technology, University of Agriculture…
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Clean contaminated material
A clean material can help filter precipitation before being absorbed into the ground, has been patented by civil engineering and environmental engineering researcher Naj…
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Japanese violin string from spider silk
Professor Shigeyoshi Osaki of the Nara Medical College (Nara Prefecture) of Japan has successfully built violin strings from spider silk.
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IT research underground radio new generation
New technology can transmit and process radio signals through optical fiber systems underground.
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New type of shock absorbers are resistant to high temperatures
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
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Radar shoes help to accurately position the blind area
US scientists have invented radar shoes that can help users locate precisely at signal blind areas.
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Equipment for predicting fire performance
Devices mounted in smoke detectors, temperature sensors in the room or CCTV can measure the temperature and the peak of a fire.
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Chip helps the paraplegic
British scientists have developed a chip that can help people with paralysis of their legs to move their stiff leg muscles.