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EMIEW 2 - Multipurpose Robot
Hitachi (Japan) has launched a new robot called EMIEW 2. It is the first robot in the world to combine two-legged and wheeled vehicles.
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Car changes shape
On 11-10, Toyota has launched a new personal transport vehicle with the name I-Real. This product can change shape when traveling and can interact with the media.
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Heels for women driving
A pair of shoes can be transformed from heel to heel by means of a button that was created specifically for women who drive. The high heel can be hidden inside the shoe…
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Clock runs with motion
The TAG Heuer Monaco V4 is unlike any other conventional watch, it does not work with energy batteries or mechanical wiring. Inside the watch is a heavy platinum. When t…
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eCorner - farewell to internal combustion engine
Siemens's eCorner project is going to completely change the face of the car in the future. It will eliminate the hydraulic suspension, brakes, and controls
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The least fuel-efficient cars in the world
TeamGrean is the world's most fuel-efficient car by a British inventor. This 3-wheel drive runs 3,400 km with only 1 liter of gasoline. The 32-kilogram car, just lik…
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Versatile robot
The University of Southern California has designed a robot that can crawl like a solid, bend in a wheel, walk like normal legs and run like a tank.
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China: Master the technology of Maglev
The Maglev Maglev, the world's first magnet train - is a special type of vessel without wheels that is raised by magnetic force and driven by magnetic force - Magnet…
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Honda produces self-propelled cars
Honda Accord ADAS automatically increases and decreases speed - even running around the bends. Every ten seconds, the driver just touches the steering wheel. This Honda…
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Japan made the world's fastest electric car
Researchers at Tokyo's Keio University have unveiled an eight-wheeled electric car that reaches speeds of up to 370 kilometers per hour, arguably the fastest-growing…
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The first car made from molecules
A team of researchers at Rice University in Texas has announced that it has successfully developed the world's first molecular car, operating on a gold microscope. T…