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We are not alone in the fight against flooding. Many countries such as the Netherlands, Italy, Japan, Singapore ... Thailand and Thailand are also committed to flooding…
Researchers at Harvard University, USA have successfully developed new battery technology that can maintain energy for 10 years without charging.
Doraemon's transliterated bread, the global translation machine in Star Trek, these film inventions are now probably out of the real world when an extremely breakthrough…
There have been many inventions that have been around for thousands of years, but not all of them were popular at the time.
Imagine that one day people can live in every part of the world with a modern, comfortable mobile home. And that great thing has become a reality when a group of Slovak…
Japanese engineers have successfully tested a mobile bridge based on origami art and can be used in disaster-stricken areas.
Scientists have created a smart bottle cap with 3D printing technology to help warn food safety. This is a new invention that is very useful for consumers.
A Japanese engineer recently introduced a moving device called WalkCar with size and weight just like a laptop.
People who are concerned about their own weight may need a handheld device called TellSpec, which installs a sensor that scans the food plate and notifies the exact numb…
The US Patent and Trademark Office has just issued Apple a patent for a form of mobile computing that fits in a pen, complementing the phone network and GPS capabilities.
A type of portable solar stove called GoSun is capable of cooking a complete meal, even on cloudy days.
During weekend trips in places where there is no electricity, you can still charge your mobile phone thanks to the smart wood burning stove.
Forgetting or losing a wallet is an event that can cause extreme stress. If a good person picks up a purse, you will have a chance to get it back.
The birth of a unique light bulb allows us to control indoor lighting with mobile phones in the future.