'High speed doctor' helps to speed up the long way in Japan
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In order to catch up with the pace of road upgrades and infrastructure in Tokyo, Japan is hoping for the best
A group of students has developed a solar-powered tricycle, which enables people with disabilities to travel long distances without any assistance.
AAV is the latest model of the first generation amphibious amphibious vehicle that was developed for landing operations on islands during World War II.
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The world's most powerful X-ray laser machine officially went into operation in the cities of Hamburg, Germany, and BBC on September 1.
By agreeing to participate in the project, customers can track the delivery progress using Domino's Pizza Tracker upgrade software.
Ingo Maure, the German lighting manufacturer, has launched a new balloon-inspired lighting device, Designboom, on Aug. 26.
Planning to use drones to patrol and detect sharks at some Australian shores will help ensure the safety of people when participating in sea activities.
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
US scientists have successfully built a nanoscale machine capable of lifting 165 times its weight.
China's Ant Financial launches face recognition payment system at a fast food restaurant in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province.
Would you like to receive a tattoo from a robot? Try the feeling for the world's first tattoo robot to create unique tattoo patterns while you sit in a chair.
While Americans spend their spare time on weekends and Labor Day, Elon Musk is back to World War 3 and shares it on Twitter.
This AI project sounds depressing, but it is highly applicable in the real world.
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