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Applying chewing gum to lithium battery technology
Washington State University researchers develop gum electrolytes to make lithium batteries safer, reduce inflammation.
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A battery-free device can still send messages
Engineers at the University of Washington have built a wireless communications system that allows devices like smartphones to interact with each other without relying on…
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Solar powered engines are torn
A long tear in the wing caused the Solar Impulse landing plane earlier than planned on the last US crossing.
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Solar powered aircraft landed in Washington
Solar Impulse, the name of the plane, landed at Dulles International Airport outside the city of Washington at 12:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, AP reported.
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Remote control over wifi
Want to control a TV or music player with just one wave and from any room in the house? A new wireless-based motion detection system can make this possible.
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Japan launches world's largest tunnel drilling machine
Hitachi Zosen on December 25 officially launched the world's largest tunnel drilling machine weighing 7,000 tons with a diameter of 17,45 meters and a total length o…
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Laser transmission technology
A Washington, DC-based company is developing a state-of-the-art wireless technology that enables laser power transmission.
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'In' stone moon tool
As lunar reclammers needed new tools to replace the damaged parts, like the base of the spacecraft, they just took lunar rocks and piled into 3D printers, according to a…
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'In' human bones with 3D technology
Scientists at Washington University in the US have used a three-dimensional printer to 'bone' the shape of a natural bone, which can be used to treat injuries.
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Read mail, watch news on contact lenses
Professor Babak Parviz and colleagues at the University of Washington are working to develop a contact lens that can connect to the internet, receive and display informa…
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Shakespeare portraits through 3D technology
Celebrities such as Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and great poet William Shakespeare have been revived by a team of researchers i…
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Super Washington's spacecraft showed up
If the experiment is successful, Washington will make other countries understand in the race for aerospace technology, Americans are still taking the upper hand ...
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Robots can be home-grown
Those who prefer robots will be more cautious because, as Washington scientists warned: 'Look, they're going to be an insider, exploring your privacy.'
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Robot fish can communicate directly with each other under water
In the robot world that operates under water, robotic fishes belong to the robot group. While most ocean robots require cyclical communication with intermediate scientis…
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Robot portable surgery
Scientists and doctors at the University of Washington are preparing to conduct a remote operation in the universe with the help of a portable medicine robot. The test w…