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Electronic nose detector smokers
A team at the University of New South Wales has created an electronic nose that detects smokers quickly and accurately.
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Germany shipped the world's largest solar ship
Dubbed the world's largest solar power train, PlanetSolar is 31 meters long and 15 meters wide, weighing 60 tons, launched in Kiel.
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Diving robots 'self-planning experiments'
US scientists are using a diving device capable of 'manually establishing experiments' on the seafloor.
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The helicopter is a versatile helicopter
German inventors have successfully tested the MK-HexaKopter six-bladed jets with a camera and carry a weight of about 1kg.
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The device read the brain waves accurately, safely
A team of scientists from the University of Tokyo and Niigata University in Japan have successfully researched new brain signaling devices.
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See the nose to detect terrorism
Fingerprints and the eye are often used to identify a person, but according to the researchers, the nose is the one that helps identify the person faster and easier.
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Turn your arm into a touch screen
The right hand clung to the left forearm, both trembling slightly, she was trying to suppress her anxiety? No, she was using a mobile phone.
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Use solar power with high technology
ComEd (USA) will launch pilot solar power system installation program for customers in May.
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Russia studied the manufacture of ballast 600 tons
LocomoSky, Russia, said it is investigating the development of a 600 tonne 'Locomoskaimer' balloon.
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The average speed of 4G networks is 12Mbps when tested
Verizon, one of the largest mobile operators in the US, announced the results of its 4G mobile network test in Boston and Seattle.
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Clothes into solar cells
GS Research Team. Yi Cui, of Stanford University, has successfully put carbon nanotubes (one billionths of a meter) into a dye.
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The US military will operate at the speed of light
The fact that US troops fought terrorist and enemy groups with laser weapons would only be a matter of time in reality.
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Add 'baby robot' to be born
US scientists are about to launch a robot that simulates the capabilities of a 1-year-old baby.
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Intelligent transistors simulate the nervous system
French scientists have successfully researched the new modular transistor Nomfet can simulate the operation of the nervous system.
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Hover your mouse as lightly as the air
A Canadian company has introduced an ergonomic computer mouse designed to optimize human traits.