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Charge your cell phone on jeans
With this particular design of the jeans, the owner of the phone will never have to worry about running out of battery.
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Decomposed computer chip made of wood
US scientists have successfully built a new semiconductor chip made from wood that can be biodegradable.
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Mobile security equipment scans the entire aircraft
A Romanian company has developed a portable X-ray scanner, which scans the entire body of the aircraft and detects a weapon or suspicious item quickly.
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Mobile divider moving system on Golden Gate Bridge
Flexible lane division will partially solve the congestion situation, making transportation more smooth.
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Portable speaker fully charged battery after only 5 minutes
The Bluebift Helium portable speaker has completely solved that problem with very fast charging time, only 5 minutes.
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Charge your phone with a waistband
Increasingly, mobile devices become more and more attached to human life, and embrace people at all times.
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Anti snoring phone
Astrakhan scientists propose a unique way to deal with snoring and sleep apnea.
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Intelligent self-weighting weight
Tourists now have more indispensable items in their travels - the intelligent Bluesmart suitcase is the first in the world.
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Project charging the phone in a public place
Like many other cities in the world at one time, there were many public telephone stations in the streets of London.
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Blood alcohol meter connected mobile
In terms of texture, the DrinkMate is 4.3 cm long with a diameter of 1.5 cm. Instead of battery-powered, the device uses power directly from the phone when plugged in vi…
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New guns help police detect the driver is calling
A Virginia-based company has developed a gun that can identify drivers who are calling, texting or accessing the internet to help the police stream the ransom.
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Harnessing power from sweat
According to the University of California at San Diego (USA), human sweat can be harnessed to provide energy to mobile devices, thanks to intelligent tattoos.
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Mobile home waterproof
The tendency to use small homes is quite common in the community. So a team from the New York-based design firm launched a mobile home called Taku Tanku.
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Testing equipment for remote areas
Nowadays, thanks to the development of science, it is easier to get medical treatment through the use of sub-clinical devices.
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Charge your phone with noise
Researchers from Nokia and Queen Mary London (UK) used noise to charge mobile phones.