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Czech invents 'smart' trash can with non-contact chip
In order to help public agencies reduce waste collection time and sort waste, the Gaben company in the city of Ostrava, Czech Republic has invented the garbage bin
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Reveal how to transform ordinary people into superman
With tiny microchips implanted in a person, an ordinary person can become superhuman. They can unlock the door, turn on the lights, or log on to the computer with a sing…
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Russia develops mouse machines to counter terrorism
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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Measure the temperature at anytime with just a tiny chip
At present, traditional methods of measuring temperature are very expensive and ineffective.
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The first dedicated IC encoder video of Vietnam
Lecturer at the University of Technology, Hanoi National University successfully researched and manufactured the first dedicated video encoder circuit in Vietnam, which…
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Successfully developed ultra-thin electronics
Researchers have developed an ultra-thin, transparent and flexible microchip that can wrap around a human hair that still works well.
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Use mobile device gestures
According to the BBC, Elliptic Labs' ICs use sound waves to translate user's hand movements into commands.
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Phone is water soluble
Tablet PCs, mobile phones, music players, laptops are rolling out at breakneck speed. This situation means that e-waste will also increase rapidly.
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Reproducing brain damage by microchip
William Gibson in Johnny Mnemonic mentions the introduction of microchips containing sensitive information into the human brain. Today, a group of American scientists cl…
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Self-positioning chips
US experts have introduced a new line of chips capable of locating themselves without the aid of complex satellite systems.
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Biological semiconductors help control living cells
The types of transistors that make up the microchips of computers and other technological devices are the basis for Stanford scientists based on the principle of making…
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Sensitive equipment such as dog nose
The new bio-based design of odor receptors in dogs is capable of rapidly detecting hazardous chemicals.
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Goodbye Silicon tradition?
Molybdenum Disulfide MoS2 on many parameters outperforms conventional silicon and its use in electronic devices allows for a much smaller and more flexible generation of…
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Fabrication of microchips from molybdenum materials
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, have developed a microchip sample from molybdenum material.
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Watches can pay for goods
A high-tech watch has just been launched in the UK that can help people pay for coffee, newspapers and other small-value items.