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The camera uses solar energy
Are you frustrated that your camera is out of battery while traveling without finding a power outlet?
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Laser beam burns the plane to dust
The US Navy has turned four unmanned APs into ashes with a laser launcher in a recent test.
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A lot of new radioactive isotopes have been discovered in Japan
Japanese physicists, in Physicsworld, reported in July 2010 that the list of known nuclear numbers was further extended with 45 new neutron-rich isotopes.
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Smart home controlled by thought
Turn on the lights, control the TV, get the keys to open the door ... all those things will become the past ...
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Robot replaced the surgeon
US scientists have invented a type of 'robot doctor' that can perform conventional surgical operations without the need for human intervention.
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Japanese robots can sniff the survivors
Japan's emergency rescue agency will test a small rescue robot resembling a toy tank, possibly looking for survivors in the wreckage.
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Launching light electric motor for bicycles
A Swiss metallurgical company has launched an environmentally friendly electric motor model that offers higher energy efficiency than current engines.
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The largest balloon in the world
That is Bullet 580 balloon, research and development company E-Green Technologies (Green Technologies).
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Thanks to robots ... meeting instead
Too boring with non-stop briefings? Choose a QB robot to replace you to the office.
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Flowers ... robots
A special flower is 'planted' in the garden where when someone breaks in, 'flowers' will collect images and transfer them to your computer, announcing the presence of st…
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People infected with computer viruses!
Dr. Mark Gasson, a British scientist who works at the University of Reading, said he became the first person in the world to suffer
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Small image sensor 0.4cm
OmniVision Technologies, based in Santa Clara, California, USA, has produced the OV2720 high-definition CMOS image sensor with a 1/6 inch (0.4cm) CMOS image sensor.
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Russia announces small aircraft such as automobiles
Russia's RT has launched an image of a tiny aircraft called the Sigma-5 that can collapse the wings into a garage.
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The future of electric aircraft
Along with the development prospects of electric vehicles, the future of electric aircraft is entirely conceivable, with superior advantages over conventional aircraft.