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Japanese violin string from spider silk
Professor Shigeyoshi Osaki of the Nara Medical College (Nara Prefecture) of Japan has successfully built violin strings from spider silk.
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Fight obesity with mobile apps
A new anti-obesity weapon has just been introduced in Japan: a mobile phone application that can calculate calories from a photo ...
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Japanese robots can sniff the survivors
Japan's emergency rescue agency will test a small rescue robot resembling a toy tank, possibly looking for survivors in the wreckage.
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Vietnamese robot with ping pong player in a Japanese fair
TOPIO, robots know how to play ping pong and express their emotions, because a group of young friends of TOSY in Hanoi made great attention at International Robot Exhibi…
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Japanese style camouflage dress
A fashion designer in Japan has created a unique camouflage for women who want to get rid of the bad guys. It is a dress with a vending machine.
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The flowers know ... speak Japanese
From now on, the flowers in the jar will be able to chat with the help of the toy device
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Japanese robot wheelchair replacement
A Japanese researcher has succeeded in making robotic legs capable of climbing down stairs, opening up a new era in wheelchair mobility.
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Japanese fabric color change by temperature
A team of Japanese researchers at Keio University has developed a color-changing fabric. This fabric contains a special type of ink in the form of liquid crystals locate…
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Japanese robot know how to play football
With a clock motor and an infrared remote control lithium-ion battery, the tiny robot can travel up to 1.5 m / min. The Eco-Be robot, built by the Japanese Citizen watch…
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Japanese robot development help train doctors
Researchers in Japan have developed a robot that can help train doctors to perform intravascular surgery. This robot is not named and is called a robot