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The 'radar' turret helps control the speed of traffic vehicles and red lights
Temporarily call the 'turret' because this is the latest generation radar, designed as a solid cylindrical shape along the road.
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Aircraft 'lighter than air' took off the test
The 15-meter Phoenix airship aircraft, wingspan 10.5 m, is equipped with solar cells to supplement energy.
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New plasma technology can kill 99.9% of pathogens in the air
Scientists are testing new plasma technology that can kill 99.9% of deadly airborne germs.
Cancer
Handheld cancer detection
The machine can detect liver cancer, rectal, prostate, uterus, ovaries, digestive organs such as the pancreas and gallbladder.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google AI testing allows you to control the symphony orchestra right in the browser
Semi-Conductor is an AI capable of tracking your movement as if you are waving in front of an actual symphony orchestra and creating musical works in real time.
Medicine - Health
10 world medicine breakthroughs in 2018
Every year, researchers still quietly invent many new advances for medicine. Here are 10 major medical breakthroughs that completely changed the face of medicine in 2018…
Scientific works
What's more than 60 billion VND in Hanoi Observatory in Hanoi?
The Hanoi Observatory has completed the test, will be put into operation in the coming time with many interesting items such as 0.5 meter diameter telescope, space proje…
Health
American developed smart pill
US scientists have developed and tested on smart pig pills to release antibiotics and monitor body temperature.
Health
The discovery helps make new painkillers
The authors of the study suggest that mammals, including humans, undergo two types of reactions to pain stimuli.
New technology
American supersonic aircraft carrying people to space successfully
Virgin Galactic's supersonic jet launches on the edge of the universe during an important test flight yesterday, helping the company move closer to the goal of bringing…
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Coffee smell helps you get better grades in math
According to Newsweek, drinking coffee seems to be a boon. A few cups of coffee a day can protect the heart.
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Interesting explanations of mathematical aptitude from the perspective of scientists
Why are some young children so passionate about numbers but growing up afraid of math? If your parents are good at math, are you more likely to be good at math? How do y…
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How was the official ball at AFF how was the FIFA 2018 Cup tested?
Technology in sports is increasingly important as it helps a match to be more fair to the players.
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This is why Finland has the best education in the world
Finland is continuously one of the developed countries to achieve the best results under the International Student Assessment Program (PISA), an important tool for asses…