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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.
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Equipment helps men test sperm at home
No more ashamed of being in the hospital, the men can now check the number
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The US Army is testing the 6-Wheeled Robot
According to DelPro, the US military entered a test drive of the new six-wheel-drive ADP.
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Robot EMIEW2 controls posture as a human
Japanese consumer electronics company Hitachi has officially introduced a new product - Robot EMIEW2. It moves steadily and can control posture like humans.
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Cheap quantum computers are no longer a distant future
In the near future, quantum computers can become a popular item at an affordable price.
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Robot serves the hospital
The robots have been deployed in hospitals in America, Japan, France and most recently in the UK.
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Heat sensitive window
The color change window is not a new invention. But the window that touches the ambient temperature and adjusts the transparency itself is a unique product from RavenBri…
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Detective metal detector gloves
British police have released a metal detector hidden in their clothing. They are especially useful when helping the police fight off criminals using knives.
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Robot can move by sea temperature
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
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'Man-made pancreas' - new hope for people with diabetes
Boston (USA) experts have run tests
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Japan develops automatic cell culture equipment
Japan has successfully built a device that can automatically grow cells for many people at the same time.
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The projector image is real world interaction
Japanese experts have created Twinkle, an image projector that interacts with the shape, color, pattern of the projection surface, even with 3D objects such as human han…
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Separation of hydrogen from water by virus
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) have used the virus to remove hydrogen from water.