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Fabrication of water from the air
Air-based water systems are being seen as an effective emergency solution in harsh conditions.
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New technology to detect early El Niño phenomenon
The new technology will help to provide an earlier time estimate (about 12 months before the El Niño phenomenon) with a relatively high accuracy rate.
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The 'new eye' for fighter jets
With the advent of a new laser line, fighters can identify potential hazards, such as arsenals at long distances.
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Gloves warning of toxic substances
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have developed a glove that warns harmful substances in the air by changing colors immediately upon contact.
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Vietnam makes heat-resistant paints for rocket engines
Scientists at the Institute of Technology (General Department of Defense Industry) have researched to perfect the technology of manufacturing heat-resistant paint used f…
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Unique 'flying tray'
A Japanese restaurant in the UK has taken a unique new look to the concept of 'fast food' that is serving food to customers in the 'air' with a device ca…
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Delivery services by plane
Matternet, a Silicon Valley-based company in the United States, tested the automated delivery service in Haiti and Dominica. In these two countries, Matternet's airc…
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The car will launch in 2015
The first aircraft will likely be available in the market by 2015, giving people an option to move in the air.
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Smoke detector
Dartmouth University's new device (USA) can immediately detect nicotine levels in the air that affect non-smokers.
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Robot bird prey in the air
Now, self-propelled devices are programmed to spy on objects, play music and even get on the wire like birds, waiting for convenient times to catch 'bait'.
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The airbag protects the car
Statistics show that in the US alone, more than a quarter of a million cars are damaged by hail.
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Computer mouse flying?
At first sight the computer mouse hovering in the air, you might think someone did a trick trick visual. But that is not magic and you can soon own a technology item lik…
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New application of nuclear sensor
In addition to hunting for signs of nuclear weapons tests, these sensors can be used to monitor whales, monitor air pollution and alert tsunamis.