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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.
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3D TV 'gives birth cry'
3D TV officially launched the world media village with the live TV show football match between Arsenal and Manchester, last Sunday evening.
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HULC robot frame uses energy cells
Lockheed Martin has developed more fuel cell technology on the HULC skeleton, to support US ground troops.
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'Underwater plane' explores the ocean floor
Virgin Limited Edition of the UK has just launched a type
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Artificial fibers can absorb water in the air
Chinese researchers based on the dew drops on the surface of spider silk invented an artificial fiber that could absorb water in the air.
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Discharge plastic
Mobile phones will be as thin as bank cards, and computer monitors can be rolled up like newspapers thanks to the birth of a new material.
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Robot flying together
Passengers on a flight in the United Arab Emirates yesterday was shocked and delighted to learn that they have the opportunity to fly with a robot capable of talking to…
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Marine environmental simulation equipment
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.
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'Seagull' mechanical
A special flying device has been introduced to the public by the US Space Administration (NASA).
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Robot plays the lead role on the stage
South Korean scientists are expected to release more plays this year with the main cast of robots, some of which are covered by robots.