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Scientists from Kyushu University (Japan) have developed a type of security tool that allows personal identification through sensors.
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Scientists from Kyushu University (Japan) have developed a type of security tool that allows personal identification through sensors.
Japan has successfully tested a huge system of turbines on the seabed that harnesses energy in deep ocean currents and turns it into a stable, reliable source of electri…
Recently, researchers in Japan have set a new record for data transmission speed with 1.02 petabit/s (Pb/s) by fiber optic cable.
Over the decades, Japan has perfected this monumental work of art, boasting that its sophisticated flood defense system can rival the wonders of the world.
Japanese smart eyewear company Vixion has invented an innovative glasses that can help wearers overcome both nearsightedness and farsightedness.
This is the largest semiconductor disk ever made with such high purity.
Electronic chopsticks use a weak electric current, which does not affect the human body, to regulate sodium ions and alter the perception of taste.
The human-shaped Asimo robot of the Japanese automaker Honda will officially retire from March 31 after 20 years of continuous dedication.
The mini shelter for 7 people is constructed of metal, which is explosion-proof, impact-resistant and completely insulated from radiation, as well as biological and chem…
NEC Corporation makes smart respirators that help the wearer see in the dark and provide important information when traveling in smoke-dense areas.
The 222m-long Soleil ferry reached a maximum speed of 48km/h when testing autonomously on the Iyonada sea, even performing the docking itself.
Although there are many bad sides, but it is undeniable that the way 'cramming' helps significantly increase the operating capacity of electric trains, especially in den…
A technical university in Japan is famous for its unique contest to build earthquake-resistant toothpick towers.
The fork can make fried chicken pieces, steaks become richer.
A type of dark matter that is very dark despite being illuminated by light, porous and has properties similar to clay recently brought back from Ryugu, the celestial bod…