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Music technology in the toilet
A US technology firm has invented a device that combines portable music players with toilet rolls. Atech Flash Technology says the device, called iCarta, is designed to…
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The car is powered by bioethanol
A group of students at La Joliverie High School in St. Louis. Sebastian-sour - Loire, France has successfully built a bio-ethanol vehicle. The winner of the 2006 Shell E…
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Control of objects by thinking
On a 2m long green carpet, a pink dog guarding the goal, a white dog carrying football to the net. This would be nothing special if the behavior of the two dogs was not…
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Device disabling digital camera
Researchers have created a prototype device that disables digital cameras. In the future, this kind of device can prevent theft from a certain distance and
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The car deforms to support the collision
German researchers are developing a car that can predict shocks from the side and quickly change shape to absorb impact.
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Robot 'baby' learned as a person
A robot can interact with the world in a similar way to a real baby that has been created by French, Italian and Swiss scientists. It can provide researchers with the la…
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Breathing underwater is like being on land with a new type of diving equipment
Spanish company Aquanautas has successfully created a new type of diving equipment, very modern and extremely convenient for users. This device has been reduced to the m…
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The least fuel-efficient cars in the world
TeamGrean is the world's most fuel-efficient car by a British inventor. This 3-wheel drive runs 3,400 km with only 1 liter of gasoline. The 32-kilogram car, just lik…
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Computer alarm for drowsy miners
Australian researchers are developing a computer system that monitors the status of mine workers and informs the manager when he or she shows signs of fatigue.
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Oxygen bottling to relieve stress
Japan's Seven-Eleven will launch a new product, the O2 Supli (pictured), at stores in Tokyo later this month and across the country in June.
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What genetic variation makes our species unique?
This generation follows the other generation, anthropologists always looking for ways to discover what made us human. The famous classical painter Louis Leakey thinks th…
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Self-relocating
Understanding the suffering of transit passengers for hours at the airport with heavy luggage, American designer Peter Yeadon has devised the Fido suitcase to be as self…
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Cauliflower test strips
Jack Ladenson, a chemist at Washington University in the US, successfully developed a caffeine test strip in a cup of coffee. This success is based on the properties of…
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New solution for fusion reactor
Physicists have claimed to have solved a common problem in fusion reactors - a solution considered as a clean, cheap, safe, and almost limitless source of energy for the…
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Super soldier oriented and processing information by ... tongue
Instead of holding and looking at the table and portable audio equipment to guide, task divers can process information through their own tongue, so the hands and eyes of…