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Helicopter technology of the future
The revolution in the helicopter industry is promising to launch super-fast helicopters, unmanned helicopters and super-safe helicopters.
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Vietnam will produce fuel cells
In the near future, Vietnamese people will be able to use batteries for lighting, phones, computers, bicycles ... without charging.
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The robot imitates people's emotions
The robot is capable of showing the emotional state of the people debuted in Japan on June 23.
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Cars also have black boxes
KCI, an American technology company has just launched a device to store information about the state of cars to serve after an accident investigation, like a black box fo…
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These robots can eat meat
Two British scientists have successfully built robots capable of catching mice and insects and turning them into electricity.
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Launching solar plane
The plane runs entirely in sunlight, with wingspan equivalent to the Boeing 747 passenger aircraft but only less than a small car.
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Molecules with molecular size can transport drugs to specific cells
Today one can create microscopic 'pills' about the size of a virus containing drugs and other substances. In this way, the efficiency in transporting drugs and other sub…
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The Pentagon turns insects into machines
The Pentagon is seeking the best way to stop chemical weapons attacks against the United States with a powerful 'insect machine'.
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Wheelchairs move by thought
Toyota Motor Corporation said it has developed a wheelchair control method by recognizing brain waves. The user does not need to use muscle, not even uttering his reques…
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Ultra-thin battery with a thickness of less than 1mm
Some German researchers say they have successfully researched an ultra-thin battery. Batteries less than 1mm thick under the effect of the reactive layers of the grid cr…
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Beard rescue robot
Two British scientists built a bearded robot to detect natural disaster survivors, or victims trapped in burning buildings.
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Airplanes do not use gasoline
The first ever manned planet powered by hydrogen fuel cells flew in the German sky yesterday.
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Digital photo frame will 'boom' next year!
According to In-Stat's latest forecast, 2010 will be the boom year for digital wireless networking products.
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Cheap high quality solar cells use nanopillars
A new type of solar cell module based on the matrix of nano columns was created by US researchers.
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'Implant' a credit card at the fingertips
Hitachi has developed a technology to pay credit by structuring blood vessels in the fingertips.