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A new material can help the space ship automatically
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Turn cars into gas ... drinking water
US scientists have tested the engine turning the engine's exhaust gases into drinking water. If successful, the technology would help soldiers get enough water for a…
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Nano paint for bathroom
Thanks to a new titanium dioxide coating, the bathroom in the future will always be clean, without the need to clean hands. According to Prof. Rose Amal, with this mater…
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Robot probe abdomen people
Researchers at the University of Nebraska have successfully created a robotic robot that can move inside the human abdomen, helping the doctor see where the area will be…
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Robot poured beer
Japan's Asahi brewery plans to distribute 5,000 robots for personal beers. Each robot can hold up to 6 cans of beer in a cold chamber in their belly.
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Japan develops technology to help roots grow three times faster
Under severe conditions, drought in the desert desert of Saudi Arabia, roots must be ingested to the ground from 20-80 cm to get water. And usually, the tree is not aliv…
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Inventing water pumps
The use of water power to produce electricity for living and production has become commonplace. But with teacher Tran Dinh Huan, who used water instead of fuel to pump w…
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Robot battlefield
Singapore has successfully tested the Packbot battlefield robot, which can replace humans in dangerous areas, research the terrain and transfer information to military c…
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Producing electricity by seawater mixing river water
The country will be the coal of the future, the French science fiction novelist Jules Verne predicted it in 1874. More than 100 years later, Dutch and Norwegian scientis…
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Watch 'plastic'
A Japanese watchmaker has announced it has created the world's first flexible wall clock, as thin as a film and can bend around a corner. This watch is only 3 millim…
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Use brain waves to open bank accounts
At present, some companies are offering iris recognition systems and many countries want to install this system in biometric passports. But Julie Thorpe, a researcher at…
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Flights from Moscow to New York less than 1 hour
In the past, traveling around the world in 80 days sounded impossible. Today, the round-the-world in 80 minutes also seems beyond human capabilities. Only astronauts can…
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Sony's QRIO Robots with a third eye
Robots have not been able to do anything like humans, however, the final version of Sony's Robotics has a very interesting theme: the third eye. Equipped with a CCTV…
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X-ray equipment 'double' doubles the shooting speed
An advanced scanner has been born with the ability to take pictures in less time than the heart rate. The Somatom Definition consists of two scans, which are twice as fa…
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Robot snail
The snail robot was designed to explore and demonstrate mathematical theories to explain the movement of snails as well as to study the ability of the snail to adhere to…