South Korea: Smart Trash Contains Food Waste
Some cities in Korea have just put chips in the trash to find out where too many households throw too much food. Those who violate will be fined severely.
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Some cities in Korea have just put chips in the trash to find out where too many households throw too much food. Those who violate will be fined severely.
Creating a graphene-like material that is semiconductor will open many excellent applications in digital technology.
Singapore's NTU technology allows the camera to reduce its size by up to 100 times.
Italian and Russian researchers have created a neural network with children
Canadian scientists successfully devise a solvent that helps to extract gold from electronic waste faster, safer and cheaper.
A chip can be implanted on your brain and it will dissolve itself into the body.
A chip that allows human and computer brains to communicate directly with each other is being planned by the US military.
For the first time in years, Rhian Lewis's eyesight was restored and she was happy to see the clock again clearly.
By inserting microchips into the rat brain, Russian scientists are working to create a machine that can penetrate the most solidified platforms and sniff explosives.
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At present, traditional methods of measuring temperature are very expensive and ineffective.
For the first time, physicists have successfully designed chips
The method of making new 3D computer chips, using materials that are carbon nanotubes, can give processing speeds up to 1,000 times faster than computer chips.
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