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Jackets help rescue dogs receive commands remotely
Israel has built a unique jacket to help rescue dogs or assist people with disabilities to receive master's commands through vibrating signals.
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Russia developed neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities
Russian engineers have developed and tested a neuromobile smart car for people with disabilities.
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30 USD air purifier surpasses thousands of devices, making both global famous startup
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12 modern inventions were once considered crazy ideas in the past
Many times inventors found common ground with science fiction, turning all crazy ideas into reality.
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How does the human shape change in 2100 if you use multiple smartphones?
Scientists predict, if using too many smart phones, humans in 2100 will develop thick, 4-eyelid skulls.
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Octopus - one of the smart species does not use the brain
About 350 nerve cells along the tentacles help the octopus react quickly to the environment even when cut off.
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Smart people often talk to dogs and cats?
Scientists say the habit of talking to cats and dogs can have a certain connection with a person's intelligence index.
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Smart speaker recognizes heart failure to call emergency
Scientists at the University of Washington have added a new tool such as the Amazon Alexa virtual assistant for smart speakers to capture sound that indicates heart fail…
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Smart bracelets support giving up bad habits
A smart bracelet was born, with a feature that shocked the wearer, if found they had one of the bad habits.
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Skull 'sprouting' spikes suspected by smartphone addiction
Using many smart phones and portable electronic devices makes small spines appear in the area behind the neck, near the skull.
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Smart pajamas help diagnose sleep
A new pajamas developed by US researchers can analyze the wearer's body indicators.
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New research: High IQ people tend to listen to music without words
A new study published in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences provides further evidence that people with high IQ tend to prefer non-verbal music to other music genres.
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The indispensable inventions for a perfect life
If you are dreaming of a perfect life, then the first step you should take is to gradually buy these great products!
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Ice breaker wears the body cool, beating the hot sun
This compact band is used as a 'portable air conditioner', which adjusts your skin temperature to an ideal level anywhere, regardless of the hot sun.
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Smart headphones help protect hearing, hear teammates and locate enemies
With a headset called TCAPS, soldiers can both protect their hearing and ensure communication with their teammates, especially identifying enemy positions by determining…