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The 'fiber optic network' helps thousands of people avoid landslides
It is estimated that about 8,000 people die each year from landslides. While many others have very few ways to get rid of these horrifying disasters.
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Web apps help thousands of poor Nigerians warm their belly
Nigerian software engineer Ekponimo created the Chowberry Web application that simultaneously addresses food waste and hunger in society in Nigeria, Reuters reported Aug…
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The lightest super bike in the world of Bugatti, cost nearly 40 thousand USD
Bugatti - the French car manufacturer, famous for its multi-million-dollar supercars, has revealed a luxury bike designed by the company itself.
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Braces help father feel the pedal while still in the womb
An intelligent bracelet that allows the baby to feel the movement of the baby is being built by Danish engineers.
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Korean barrier saves hundreds of thousands of lives
Korean engineers have improved the road barrier, causing the car not only to be dropped from the ground but also from serious damage.
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Bamboo bicycles run thousands of kilometers in China
The bamboo bike, designed by a young Chinese engineer, is certified to meet European bicycle standards and has passed the 2,500km mountain road challenge.
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Atomic memory stores all books in the world in a stamp
Dutch scientists have developed a new generation of memory that can store information at separate chlorine atoms on a bronze base.
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Dams against flooding help men feel safe when the whole town is in the sea
The last great flood in Texas, the United States has caused thousands of homes to sink in the sea, except for Randy Wagner's house, which is still safe thanks to the dam…
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New findings use bacteria to make lights
Light pollution is a global problem, deeply affecting people's lives and health. Is bio-light a solution to this problem?
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The world's first flying taxi system will appear in Israel
Skytran's flying cab, headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., Is a five-year research facility that will be launched in Tel Aviv, Israel, by the end of this year.
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Animotus - a box of directions through tactile feedback
Yale University engineer Adam Spiers developed a directional box named Animotus. The device is built with 3D printing technology, wireless connection and acts as a tacti…
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Using sand as an anode, triple the performance for Li-ion batteries
The anode of Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries is usually made of graphite (graphite) but many believe that the performance of this material has reached its limit.
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Anti-rape clothing in India
Electric sandals and bra, and jeans with an emergency button are anti-rape tools newly announced by students in India.
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NASA uses 3D printing technology to create components for boosters
3D printing technology has shifted from technical research departments to households, and it is now beginning to encroach into space.
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Counters for organic food
Organic Farmer's Fridge, launched in Chicago (USA), is an initiative of entrepreneur Luke Sanders from the Midwest.