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Hardwoods like steel can prevent bullets
The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.
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Spy in the form of deep
Engineers at the University of Maryland invented a spy robot with the shape of a worm or a butterfly.
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Table bullets for schools
The University of Maryland has adopted a new security measure by equipping 200 white board for classes this fall.
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New long battery life from wood and sodium
Today, there are many new battery technologies that scientists are turning to, such as small, lightweight Li-S batteries, or fast rechargeable batteries.
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Helicopters run by human power
The helicopter called 'Gamera II' was announced by the research team at the University of Maryland (USA) in 2012. However, to operate it is not easy.
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Up to the time the laptop is folded
The scientists used one of the simplest and most unusual materials to create the latest and thinnest component in electronic devices: paper.
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Anti-collapse technology
After five years since the collapse of the bridge in Minneapolis, authorities have applied wireless sensor technology to prevent disaster once again. On August 1, 2007,…
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Robot helps doctors to stand side by side with patients
A type of robot called RP-7, worth $ 150,000, is being used by a US doctor in Maryland to care for patients. With this robot, doctors and patients can communicate with e…
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Cars run on cooking oil
The car was made with cooking oil by some members of the University of Maryland who took advantage of the excess oil from the kitchen to produce biofuel cars.