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Turns the paper into 'gasoline'
Old newspapers that we throw away can become fuel for cars in the future, thanks to a newly discovered bacterium.
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Cars run 659km just 1 liter of gasoline
Polish students have successfully designed a super-car, capable of over 659 kilometers, consuming just one liter of gasoline, the Associated Press reported.
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Toyota safety system can feel pedestrians, avoid accidents
Toyota has developed a safety system that automatically stops the car for a moment before a pedestrian collision occurs.
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'Brake pedal' by thought
Accident prevention will increase if drivers stop thinking with their vehicles instead of using their feet, German scientists say.
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People are going to travel by 'flying car'
The European Union (EU) project named myCopter has reserved 4.2 million Euro to study the possibility of delivery
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The world's first flying car officially came into use
The kind of dreaming vehicle with the ability to operate both on roads and air has become a reality and comes into use. It is the car flying Transition Terrafugia.
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3D Bio Cars for the future
The design team at Emergent in Los Angeles has developed a prototype car made up of a cartilage-like blend and a car that can produce bio-fuel from bio-algae.
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Production of solar vehicles
Toyota's Japanese automaker has installed 17,000 photovoltaic panels at a plant in Debyshire, England, estimated to provide enough power to produce 7,000 vehicles a…
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Manufacturing materials for making supercar made from fruits
Brazilian scientists claim that cars made from bananas and pineapples can roll on the road within the next two years.
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Cars control thoughts
Scientists specializing in brain research have developed a car that can be controlled entirely by mental strength.
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What technologies will be crowned in the new year 2011?
At the end of each year, we often have summaries of last year's achievements and make predictions for the coming year. According to that rule, Discovery magazine just pr…
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Toyota introduces hard-disk batteries in Japan
The new Toyota battery model uses porcelain coatings on positive electrode materials that make it a hard-shell design.
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Radar Detectors help detect suicide bombers
Police radars, used to detect cars moving at high speeds, can help identify suicide bombers in the crowd.
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New type of shock absorbers are resistant to high temperatures
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
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Aircraft made from rubbish
A man with no knowledge of aeronautics or mechanics in Kenya created an airplane from thrown things.