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2008: Five brakes on the global chip market
Market research firm iSuppli had to lower the estimated sales of the global semiconductor industry in 2008, citing customers' chances of canceling the deal out of fear o…
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Baidu brakes growth
Baidu.com, the most popular Internet search engine in China, said its second-quarter revenue and profit, though more than double the same period last year, began to show…
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No batteries needed, no wires, no friction, how can this bicycle light be lit when moving?
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
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Crossing the line 3D makes the driver 'panic' brake
The 3D lines make the drivers confused about what appears on the road and slow down.
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Google launched the car without braking, no steering wheel
Google has just introduced a special car to the public. This model has no steering wheel, no brakes, no pedals.
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Copenhagen wheel turns all bikes into hybrid cars
Do you like the idea of riding a bike to work without losing weight? If the answer is yes, you should buy yourself
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ABS brakes and its benefits
Driving while encountering a dangerous situation in front of us, our natural reaction is to kick the brake pedal hard, squeeze the wheel down onto the road.
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Vehicle detects obstructions
The Volvo (Swedish) automaker has successfully developed a device that is expected to bring about a revolution in traffic safety, as it can scan to locate obstacles in f…
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Robot riding a two-wheel bike, foot brake
This small robot can ride a bike and balance on the car no less than human.
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Wireless Brake
German experts have successfully tested the wireless bike brakes, with a 99.9% operating result, paving the way for similar brakes on planes and trains.
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'Brake pedal' by thought
Accident prevention will increase if drivers stop thinking with their vehicles instead of using their feet, German scientists say.
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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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Green spider - high-rise buildings escape
Apply the spider's fall principle, take the initiative to choose the place to fall, control the fall rate ... personal escape equipment
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Automotive brake materials are made from scrap yard dates
Scientists from the University of Portsmouth and Cambridge have successfully developed a new biomedical material from date biomass, said Phys.