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Kisaku Suzuki - The person who revolutionized the sushi industry in anger
Kisaku Suzuki, the world's first sushi robot maker, used to run a company that makes candy packing machines.
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Russia successfully tested four-wing aircraft
The HoverBike S3's design is inspired by powerful and powerful sports cars that can fly in the air by changing the direction and height.
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Robots are about to fly like Iron Man
If you've ever seen Iron Man, you'll see that this superhero's flying style looks stylish but also completely unrealistic.
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Wifi infrared transmits 112 GB per second
Infrared emitters can transfer data up to 300 times faster than current systems, Reuters reported on Aug. 14.
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Japan tests electricity production by ocean currents
TV news reports reported that the test was conducted on August 14 in the Kagoshima region in the southwestern part of the country.
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Facebook smart glasses will use Hololens-like technology
Social networking giant Facebook is actively researching many breakthrough technology solutions in the field of smart glass.
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The world's first smart whistle
At the same time, Wiso will automatically find ways to catch emergency contacts with your loved ones (call, SMS, email).
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British scientists have developed the smallest surgical robot in the world
According to the manufacturer - 'Cambridge Medical Machine Company' (CMR) - this robot is controlled by a surgeon via a console and a three-dimensional screen in…
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Scientists successfully built self-healing robots
Robot-making teams around the world are currently working on flexible robots, because many situations require softer touches than what machines are rigid.
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Now, you can make free phone calls with Google Home
Last May, Google announced plans for the future that people would be able to make phone calls without a hand with Google Home.
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Home maid robots can be hacked to attack homeowners
The prospect of robot help in the home market is still far away, but researchers have warned of the possibility that they might be hacked to do things against the host's…
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Elastic cord made of material more durable than steel 200 times
Alliance Rubber is studying the use of graphene, which is 200 times stronger than steel, to produce elastic bands, Business Insider said on Aug. 23.
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Toyota registered a patent for A-cylinder cars can see through
Toyota's patent portfolio was announced earlier this month and is described as a way to reduce blind spots by using reflective mirrors around the A-pillar of the car.
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Vroom - a tool to speed up the loading of information on your mobile device
Based on a mechanism that maximizes interaction between mobile devices and homepages, the software has been tested with 100 popular news and sports news sites.
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Paris considered the idea of taxi driving across the city
French company SeaBubbles is betting on the future of river taxi services in an ambitious project to change transportation systems and reduce traffic congestion, Reuters…