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Flexible Flexible Batteries First launched in Japan
At the Ceatec technology fair in Japan, Panasonic made headlines when it launched its first lithium ion battery, which opened up prospects for mass-produced mobile devic…
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Why is invisibility cloak hard to come true?
New research by German and New Zealand scientists indicates that invisible coats are easy to detect when the relative speed between the shirt and the observer changes.
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New solution for bendable electronic devices in the future
The materials research team at the University of Michigan has recently successfully built a new type of conductive material that flexibly bends and bends.
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Alloys 'transformed' 10 million types
Whatever the bending or deformation, the alloy will return to its original form after a fire.
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Light bent materials open the future for supercomputers
The future of super-fast computers like fiction films, fast Internet connections like DC's 'Flash' superhero is coming to fruition with the advent of this te…
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Sony develops camera-like 'human eye'
While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
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LG Introduces Flexible TV Line
LG introduces a line of high-resolution, flexible, flexible displays that roll into round, neat, easy-to-carry screens.
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LG launches Flexible Battery Pack for Smartphone
LG has just launched three new battery products that could be equipped for future smartphones with the ability to bend in a variety of shapes, even wired ones that can b…
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Pottery manufacturing can bend
Two researchers from the Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and two Singapore colleagues have just created a ceramic that can bend and return to its old shape.
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Hydrogel interaction opens up the potential for biomedical applications and robots
In May, researchers at the University of California created a hydrogel that could bend in near infrared laser light and today the University of North Carolina continues…
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The first plastic camera sensor
ISORG is planning to develop the world's first camera angle curves, supported by technology developed by Plastic Logic.
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Smartphones are as thin as paper
Canadian scientists have introduced a new smartphone that helps users recognize incoming calls or incoming messages by smoothly sliding the corners or bending them.
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Aquarius armor
According to New Scientist, scientists believe that the joints in the fish layers are made to bend easily during swimming. The arowana has a multilayered structure that…
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US - South Korea: Deep-scatter robot development
Under the auspices of the US government, US and Korean scientists have created moving robots as worms on surfaces by bending themselves. K
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Lawnmowers for gardeners
No need to bend back to pluck grass, nor spray the herb to affect the environment, simply use the electrical Zapper.