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NASA research application can predict the life of machinery
NASA has just revealed that a New York lab has created software that can tell us as long as a system stops working.
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Puma introduces horizontal robot with Usain Bolt
A team of NASA engineers, a group of MIT students and a Puma sponsor, introduced a BeatBot, a robot that could
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In the end human beings were able to understand the Cats
Peace of mind, not every time cats say they are planning to ban you and rule the world.
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Create thinner and more durable armor thanks to the synthetic metal foam
Synthetic metal foams (CMFs) can be the ideal material for the birth of a new generation of thinner, lighter, but more durable armor.
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New steel is 62 times more rigid
US researchers have developed a super-hard steel that shields meteorite satellites or drills through the strongest layers of rock.
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Israel's new application will completely change the way people communicate
Israeli developers have launched a new application called MyState that saves you time and effort when communicating with friends or partners by providing information abo…
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Smart home help robot
Aido is a family-friendly robot that can help with tasks such as playing with children and controlling smart applications in the home.
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Self-charging electric bicycles run well during rainy days
The solar powered charger is not only sleek, it also runs on rainy days.
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Is it possible to make materials that defeat graphene's magic?
Creating a graphene-like material that is semiconductor will open many excellent applications in digital technology.
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Intelligent cleansers look inside the body
The high-tech T-shirt was invented by British company Curiscope. It was named Virtuali-Tee.
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Made gloves help people climb the vertical glass wall
It's easier to imagine when you remember Spider Man, the guy climbing, cow crawling on every surface.
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A smart bed should teach you when to sleep
At CES 2016, Sleep Number brings to the technology industry a pretty interesting product ... smart beds.
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Unique drone just know how to fly ... swim
This special drone model will completely change the notion of some people that drones can only be mastered in the air.
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Frozen oil can be the key to creating transformational materials
The strange looking objects you see in the image above are frozen kerosene droplets, and do you see that they are making rectangles, triangles, and even polygons?
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How Cardboard Survived a Heart Defective Patient?
Google Cardboard has proven to be quite a useful application of it.