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Snowman equals one fifth of hair
The snow-capped creature, which is only one-fifth the thickness of a hair, was created by scientists at the National Physical Laboratory in London.
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Producing dust-free glass from 'nano grass carpet'
Scientists at the University of Tel Aviv, Israel have found a type of nanomaterial that can be used to make self-cleaning coatings for glass doors and help increase the…
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Solar plane operating since 2010
The first solar powered aircraft in the world will be officially put into use from February 2010.
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Super strong, lightweight, cheap, multi-purpose made of paper
Scientists have been able to create a very low-cost or super-lightweight, super-flexible, flexable battery.
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Successfully created the first 'electronic finger'
Scientists in Scotland have succeeded in building the plant
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The secret behind the 2010 World Cup ball
Adidas and scientists are quietly experimenting to create the most perfect ball on the planet, serving the 2010 World Cup.
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Can use light to connect to the Internet
In the near future, light can be used as an environment to connect to the Internet from a phone or a personal computer.
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Plastic memory
Researchers at the University of Tokyo are experimenting with a flexible, rewindable memory device suitable for mobile devices.
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Thanks to cheap chips, robots will be as popular as netbooks
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.
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Trucks are transparent
Art Lebedev recently unveiled information about a technology the company is developing, which provides good visibility for drivers driving behind trucks and trucks.
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Developing knee motors helps to run faster
Scientists at the University of Tsukuba in Japan have developed a type of knee that can be inserted into the leg to help run faster and use less muscle power.
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Future technology - waving radio control
In the future, thanks to the 3D gesture recognition technology, we only need to wave to control electronic devices.
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Electricity from the roof reduces the load for the grid
The solar roof system helps recharge a power-holding device to use it gradually. When the system capacity is insufficient for use, the device will automatically suppleme…
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Contact lenses integrated virtual graphics
Contact lenses integrated LED screen, can display more graphical information, is gradually stepping from fiction movies to real life.
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Fish robots can control the water quality
University of Michigan researchers are developing robots that can swim like fish to explore water and control water quality.