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Breathing air is simply putting the smell of vacuum into your nostrils, which increases the electrical signals from the nose to the brain to help the nose detect even th…
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Breathing air is simply putting the smell of vacuum into your nostrils, which increases the electrical signals from the nose to the brain to help the nose detect even th…
At the recent CES Consumer Electronics Show 2018, many new products and technologies were introduced.
Jake Dyson, son of the vacuum cleaner empire James Dyson, has created an LED bulb that is capable of glowing 100% for 40 years, then continues to shine permanently but w…
A culinary expert invents a cream that can leave the whole week at room temperature without melting into water.
Designer James Dyson has just invented the world's first vacuum cleaner with 360-degree vision.
British inventor James Dyson has just filed a patent for a hair dryer that doesn't make noise.
Jake Tyler, a 22-year-old British student, unveiled a vacuum cleaner built with recycled cardboard for the first time in the world.
The 39-year-old amateur scientist, Jem Stansfield, turned himself into a spider when climbing along tall buildings with a machine he invented and built himself.
Antibiotic-contaminated honey after being treated with antibiotic separation has become completely safe for users' health.
With the advent of a new type of revolutionary cushion for children simulating the feeling of being in the womb, upcoming parents will no longer have to worry about thei…
Launched by Gerber Technology in early July, it can cut high-precision, difficult-to-handle materials used in many different areas such as automobiles, aviation and appa…
As a director of the Robot Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in the US, Matt Mason is very interested in how machines can replace people to do things we don't like…
Yesterday, Microsoft introduced the CTP of a new Windows operating system, designed specifically for robots as well as all kinds of new generation electronics, from toys…
Filtering water with ... banana peels or giant vacuum cleaners on the roofs of high-rise buildings are unique filtering devices that people are using.
The record breaking invention not only extends the boundaries of physics but can also be used to study some of the mysteries of quantum mechanics and how objects work in…