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Robots do not need batteries, no wires are still running well
A team of researchers at Harvard University created a battery-free folding robot, capable of complex motion, controlled through a wireless magnetic field.
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Shredded 'origami' compact, folded like a paper crane but good bulletproof
This shield is very
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Foldscope - paper microscope to diagnose malaria
According to the World Health Organization, in 2012 alone, there were nearly 207 million cases of malaria globally, of which 627,000 were confirmed dead.
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The application of Origami folds creates a structure that is both hard and flexible
Researchers in the US and Japan have created a collapsible bearing structure inspired by the folds of Origami paper folding games.
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Paper robot decomposed in the human body
The tiny robot folds into many folds that can climb, swim, carry double the weight of the body. US scientists hope the robot will be put into the human body, serving the…
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Stretchable battery for wearable devices
In the future we will have a stretchable battery for smart watches and wearable electronics. The battery can stretch up to 150% of its original size and still be able to…
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Magic wheel 'magic' adapted to all land terrain
Korean scientists have successfully invented the 'magic robot' wheel, quickly changing the wheel size, making the robot easy to navigate in all land terrain.
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Origami photovoltaic batteries used in space
A major problem in space exploration missions is space constraints.
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Origami paper folding kayaks
Arton Willis used Origami paper art to create foldable and neatly folded Oru kayaks in backpacks.
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Research using a laser to fire weapons
The laser can support firearms or detonate warheads for the Army in the near future, after experts show how to use lasers to place tiny metal structures, like origami Ja…