Vessyl: The water bottle knows what it contains
Vessyl is a special water bottle, which is capable of recognizing it contains anything liquid, such as coffee, beer, soft drinks, milk, water.
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Vessyl is a special water bottle, which is capable of recognizing it contains anything liquid, such as coffee, beer, soft drinks, milk, water.
There are still hundreds of millions of people in the world who do not have access to clean water.
When using a BluFit, users need to enter personal information into the app included on the phone to create a separate water program.
Bottled water is a big business but the production consumes a lot of energy and creates waste that pollutes the environment.
Alcoholic beverages, commonly used in glass bottles, have been reused in the process of reusing the LED table lamp, which is an initiative of Satechi Touch.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US have created a camera capable of capturing 1,000 billion images in just one second, meaning that the m…
Edra Equipamentos, Brazil is developing an environmentally friendly ATM machine with a chassis made of recycled plastic PET bottles. The ceiling of this ATM chamber is e…
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Future edible vodkas have been developed by scientists who have developed a material used to make bottles that are not only edible, but also taste like the drinks they c…
Cobalt Light Systems (UK) has successfully designed a scanner that can help determine the type of liquid that is contained in bottles and jars that carry luggage.
Tourists race to a village in northern Nigeria to admire the first house made of plastic and sand.
Scientists from the European Atomic Energy Research Organization (CERN, Switzerland) have found a way to keep antimatter - a substance used to make weapons of mass destr…
A Spanish fashion designer and British scientists invented liquid spray technology to create clothes right on the human body.
Japanese experts have created Twinkle, an image projector that interacts with the shape, color, pattern of the projection surface, even with 3D objects such as human han…
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