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Using nanotechnology to create microchips for cancer detection
Researchers have used a variety of nano-sized nanomaterials developed to be sensitive enough to detect early cancer (a disease that is easy to treat).
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Recreate Rome in 1 day
Ancient Rome city was not built in a day. It took nearly a decade to build Collesseum, and for nearly a century to complete St. Peter's Church. But now the city, includi…
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Clothes against H1N1 flu
A company in Japan has launched a jacket with an introduction that could kill the H1N1 virus, preventing them from penetrating the body of the wearer.
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Robot cum mini desktop
Not only does the robots work, the robots are called Robstone-PCs by Vstone and ATR also carries a mini-computer that helps employers to work and connect to the Internet…
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Smart hat for driver
SmartCap is a smart hat designed to read brain waves and prevent the driver from falling asleep on the steering wheel.
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Wii Fit - the Future of Security at the Airport
The balance board is not only used in the Wii Fit game, but is also useful in detecting terrorism.
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Fan without the propeller
A British inventor has unveiled a wingless fan and rotary shaft, but still produces a strong fanfare.
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The first aircraft was powered by natural gas
Qatar Airways has made its mark in the history of the world aviation industry by successfully implementing its first commercial flight using natural gas.
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Robot billiards
Canadian scientists have successfully created a billiard robot. They claim it is capable of defeating every player in the world ...
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Robots can be home-grown
Those who prefer robots will be more cautious because, as Washington scientists warned: 'Look, they're going to be an insider, exploring your privacy.'
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Apparel help people easily walk
A Japanese company has launched a set of clothes designed to help people walk and move normally.
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Portable Bicycles
The car is made by a British art graduate that allows the user to fold and fold in hand or drag on the ground.
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The blind will also drive the car
At present, the laws of many countries in the world prohibit visually impaired people and drive cars. But there are still people who are persistently looking for ways to…
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Cars know the odor filter outside
Japan's Nissan has launched a new type of air conditioning system that filters off unpleasant odors by using sensors attached to the outside of the car to automatica…