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Mask integrated screen, firefighters can 'see through' the dense smoke screen
The type of gas mask combined with the screens of American scientists can accurately display the objects behind the smoke screen extremely dangerous.
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Smart sun visors find their eyes to drive
The Bosch Group introduced a transparent sun-shading device, which uses artificial intelligence to locate the driver's eye and then shading the sun without blocking the…
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Interesting inventions inspire life
You may be satisfied with the technological achievements that serve our lives today and be satisfied with what they help us.
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Dramatic python screen 'crisis' more than 4m, workers caught being '3rd party' fierce attack
In the process of digging large pythons, the group of workers accidentally bumped into a 'third person' and was attacked so painfully that they fled.
Cancer
Tests detect cancer through urine
The cancer screening kit, based on the ability of a nematode to smell cancer cells in urine, costs $ 90.
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How much time do we spend on 'useless' things in life?
Throughout their lives, each person spends 248 days to find a parking space, 21 years to sit, 11 years to glare at the screen but spend just over 1 year to exercise and…
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A series of photos when people were still 'addicted' to the television
Let's look back on a 'golden age' of TV (television), when people were 'addicted' to the small but wonderful screen, opening up so many things that they had never seen a…
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Human skin can glow into a watch
Researchers from the American Chemical Society (ACS) have developed a long-lasting subcutaneous light-emitting device that works at low voltage and is safe for human ski…
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The weirdest computer ever made - made from assembled toys and fishing lines
Not every computer is made buttons and screens.
Health
This common habit may put the risk of premature death doubling
New research from the UK and Norway has identified a factor that doubles a person's risk of premature death. The good news is that you can compensate with just 24 minute…
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9 facts about cinemas that if not in the industry, no one knows
No industry has given me some certain secrets, right?
Health
How to limit radiation when sitting on a computer
Using computers and phones can lead to fatigue due to radiation. Many people look for anti-radiation materials such as bracelets, sitting mats, radiation shields ...
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Eye contact is what distracts you when driving, not the brain
This study is undoubtedly a strong evidence for car display design, which helps the driver look forward instead of looking down.
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11 interesting features on laptops you may not know yet
Let's take a look at some useful features that most of us have never heard of (or have forgotten).
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This mysterious room witnessed the greatness of humanity
The most impressive moments in history such as the man who landed on the Moon, rescued Apollo 13, the Challenger disaster were monitored from this room.