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In 5 years, cell phones will go extinct?
Phones that we still use today will go extinct in just five years. The alternative is mobile computing, which is integrated into the clothes we wear every day.
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'Pork' says
Sharper Image (USA) has launched a speech robot that can help curb spending habits of indiscriminate users. Product name
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Wireless charger
The entanglement of wires and sockets every time the electronic devices are charged may soon fall back into the past as US researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of…
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Save fuel with ethanol
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers say injecting small amounts of ethanol into the engine when the car is accelerating or climbing can save about 20-30% o…
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Waste sorting bin 'smart'
It's a bag created by the Geneva-based graphic engineer Yvan Hoesttler to help people with 'environmental consciousness' classify garbage, recycle things tha…
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Unmanned equipment combines helicopters and aircraft
Research team The University of Sydney has successfully tested a new unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) model combining the advantages of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft.
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Ultra-clean water filter
Italian scientists say they have built a new water purifier that will reduce water costs by half. Water purification technology has been used in many countries to recycl…
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Can produce clean water with broken tires
Damaged rubber tires, which are piled up at the bottom of rivers and in garbage piles around the world, can be used to create ideal water filtration devices, US environm…
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Plastic 'paper' printer
Toshiba (Japan) has created a new printer, B-SX8R, which is used to print resin paper that can be reused 500 times. The paper is made of a plastic called PET
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Robots are increasingly like humans
'George fled!' - Alan Schultz ordered. George thought for a moment and then said hoarsely: 'I'm going to hide now!'. Then George hid behind the carton and kept it
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Take photos at the nanoscale level with a strong and short-wavelength X-ray laser.
For the first time, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists (LLNL) have demonstrated that people can use extremely powerful and ultra-short X-ray pulses to 'ca…
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The first car runs by air
According to Negre's father, this unique car only costs ... $ 2 for a long journey of 190 km, with a maximum speed of nearly 90 km / h! Iranians say they have a sola…
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Headphones use the human body as the conductor
Sony's research center in Tokyo has just discovered how to connect headphones to portable music players and video players without the need for wires. Their solution…
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Robot world in Korea
A world where people and robots live together under one roof is no longer a fiction when in some advanced countries today, many families have used robots to do household…