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The darkest offices or apartments will also be well lit by a modern ceiling that creates a clear-cut sky view all year round.
The collection, amplification and conversion of infrared light into images is the mechanism of operation of the night vision device (night vision goggles), helping peopl…
For the first time in Vietnam, the Institute of Applied Materials Science has successfully researched the seawater treatment machine for fresh water. In the morning of J…
A new type of washing machine only needs exactly one cup of water for each wash to be launched in the UK early next year.
Currently, we get most of the information from the computer through image and audio features. But as Korean scientists point out, the most extensive senses on the human…
Energy generated from the playground can be used to illuminate classes in Africa thanks to the invention of the young British inventor Daniel Sheridan.
A new type of solid, slightly flexible ink used for printers is being tested by Xerox Company (USA) researchers.
Compared with the traditional method, the roll cake machine produces 10 - 20 times higher productivity. Roll making is the profession that brings the main income of Than…
Jakob Hirzel, a transport design student at Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences, Germany, invented a car model called Silbervogel, whose shape can minimize drag.
Wool is less sensitive to burning than synthetic fibers. This makes it the ideal fabric for uniforms for US troops, firefighters and firefighters.
This car looks like the most dangerous motorbike in the world, but this new invention is really the latest green clean vehicle.
A restaurant prints its day events on a piece of paper, attached to the guest menu. After that, they recorded the plain white paper the next day to reprint it.
During this harvest season, farmers may receive descriptive messages from their crops via mobile phones indicating whether the plants are thirsty or not.
For years scientists have been trying to create electric blades - a robot taste device that can have important applications in improving food quality and safety. However…
Have you ever wondered if anything could glide in the sky like jellyfish swimming in the water? The German scientists at Festo have built such a device.