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This robot will replace cosmic astronauts
According to the Japan International Space Agency (JAXA), Int-Ball is a robot-drone capable of filming and shooting in outer space.
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Russian radar can detect metal balls from 2,000km
Located in the A-135 anti-ballistic missile complex on the outskirts of Moscow, the Don-2N radar can detect targets from all directions at extreme distances.
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Put away all plastic bottles because now you can 'eat water' in a new way
You can fully grasp it
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Robot swing, kick the ball under the children's programming ability
Robot Marty can go, jump, kick the ball and it's easy for young children to program themselves for it.
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Capsule pups transformed into 7 dragon balls will come true
Nano-structure researchers at Harvard University have successfully developed a new material that is capable of zooming in, zooming out and customizing the hardness of on…
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Can your body's motion generate electrical energy?
Imagine that electrical energy is always around us, just as you move, or walk a step can produce energy.
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New light bulbs save up to 80% electricity compared to LED lights, whichever is plugged into
Power-saving lamps, LED lights we all have seen, today we will see a unique energy saving lamp in the world - Nanoleaf Lamp.
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Australia's ultra-simple fire-fighting system
When a fire occurs, the more quickly the fire extinguishes, the simpler it is, the higher the efficiency is and the greater the damage caused by the incident.
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Remote 'touch' and 'feel' with new virtual interaction technology
Many people were amazed and interested in a technology device to help experience virtual interaction called HaptoClone - an invention of the Shinoda laboratory at Tokyo…
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Can any metal be magnetized like a magnet?
Is there any way to make any metal become magnetic metal such as iron, cobalt and nickel?
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Uni-ball Kuru Toga - Unscrewed pencil without grinding
The disadvantage of using pencils is that we have to constantly brush, even when using a pencil, while writing, we also have to rotate the pen several times.
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How will blue LEDs change the face of the world?
This year's Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to a group of three Japanese scientists for the invention of blue LED bulbs.
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Japan builds a robot to cheer extremes
10 cute robots 'stand' on the balls, moving and dancing to standard music like professional cheerleaders.
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Discovering 'Iron Man' will kick the first ball in the 2014 World Cup
The first shot at the opening ceremony of this year's World Cup will be done by a disabled person thanks to a robotic jacket called Iron Man that can receive control sig…
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Manufacturing ultra-thin LED lights, 3 times thicker than atoms
Scientists at the University of Washington have successfully created the world's thinnest LED ball that can use light energy.