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The world of science - technology last week was filled with sparkling colors, from glowing mice, invisible wireless networks to projection chocolate.
Colin Furze, 34, a British, invented a pair of iron shoes from school. This pair of shoes can help its riders go back to the same elaborate metal ceiling
According to Rudolf Griss, a scientist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, the new invention does not require modern equipment and is carried out s…
Vi vu by bicycle is not only a fun way to watch the beautiful scenery along the road and train your health but also help you escape the traffic jam in crowded urban area…
Chinese scientists have invented the world's first light bulb capable of generating Wi-fi signals.
Inventors can now save a lot of time and cost thanks to the invention
Children are always a top concern for parents, especially when children are young.
Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
A world-changing invention that was once paid at a very low price, only 10 dollars!
Biologists have developed a pill called Obalon that helps fat people lose weight quickly and simply.
To satisfy the dreams of lazy people, inventors invented many products or tools to help them not
Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
Engineers develop new energy efficient computer memory using magnetic materials by using electrical voltage instead of running current.
News page Killer Apps (USA) specializes in finding new and sophisticated military inventions of the world.
A new software called PredictAD, developed by the Finnish Technical Research Center, promises to allow early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.