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Boxed intelligent shelter
According to the Mother Nature Network, shelters have a tent structure, made of lightweight polypropylene but durable and easily removable.
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The new method increases the durability of glass
Scientists at McGill University in Montreal, Canada have created a new process that increases the strength of glass and when dropped, objects made with this technology t…
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Successfully build the first plastic cell
Researchers at Radboud University's Department of Molecular Materials have successfully built the first plastic artificial cell based on the structure of a drop of water.
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Exposure technique for husbands 'turning heads into trees'
Exposure techniques of husband photography bring closeness between people and nature ...
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The incredible technology people learn from nature
Current biomimetic technology is growing with incredible inventions.
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Robot simulates the shape of tuna species
Most recently, researchers have completed the construction of a robot to spy on the water to simulate the shape of a robot in the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS…
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Antimatter is really meaningful
The European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) recently published its successful journal Nature in 'confinement' of hydrogen antimatter.
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Biological washing ball replaces washing powder
More and more new inventions and applications with the criteria to protect the environment. The market has a kind of 'biological washing ball' ...
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New way to make solar cells
According to Nature Materials on Feb. 14, US researchers have found a way to make plastic solar cells made of silicon fibers.
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Robots inspired by nature
Nature has created hundreds of creatures with complex and unique movements. This is the inspiration for the technician to design robots.
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New artificial materials pave the way for the electronics industry to progress
In the April 10 issue of Nature, a newly published artificial material marks the beginning of a revolution in material development for electronic applications.
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Remote person control
Australian scientists have reported in Nature on Aug. 7 that they can control other people's movements with a remote control system like a remote television.
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Underwater demolition vehicle
A vehicle that can locate and disarm mines has been revealed by the British military. Dubbed Talisman, this underground facility uses computer software that allows it to…
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Origin of material ... thicker when stretched
Commonly, when we stretch everything, they become thinner. However, this is not always true; Some things, like cats' skin, have 'auxetic' stretching properti…