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Google developed a cancer detection device
US technology firm Google is developing a device that can detect early signs of cancer, heart failure and many other serious diseases.
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Robot can move like octopus
Octopuses can wander in the ocean by using suction cups under the tentacles.
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Introduction of the Alfa3 scanners support staff at the airport
Spanish experts have developed a new body scanner for airports called Alfa3.
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Walk to charge the phone
This is a very unique charging device and promises to open up a new horizon for dynamic charging technology.
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Fever Smart - Smart thermometer
Fever Smart is as compact as a stamp. To use it, parents just need to fix it in their children's hands with the sticker.
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Heat retention for winter operation
FuelWear, based in Toronto, Canada, has launched the Flame Base Layer.
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Make 'intelligent skin' for the plane
A system fitted outside the hull to help it 'feel' damaged or injured as human skin is being developed by BAE Systems, UK.
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Prevent the impact of chemical weapons by squid
Recent research by US scientists shows that an enzyme of squid may limit the effects of chemical weapons and protect people.
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Small heart pacemakers and wireless charging
Scientists have found a way to charge non-wires for devices inside the human body.
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The world's smallest nano engine, a new step in developing nanobot
With this project, scientists hope to take another step in the nanobot manufacturing project to bring treatment into the human body, helping to enhance the effectiveness…
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Create fake fingers from 3D printers
9-year-old Kylie Wicker, Illinois, was born without fingers on his left hand. But thanks to 3D printing, Kylie was able to drive herself with her fake fingers.
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You fly like a bird
Swiss scientists have created a flight simulator, which allows humans to experience flying feelings like birds.
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Use body heat to charge the device
One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
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Robot surgery through the umbilical cord patient
The tiny robots, capable of working inside the astronaut's body, could someday help with emergency surgery to save lives in space.