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Unmanned aerial vehicles will serve the US Navy
The 14-ton drone called Triton, manufactured by Northrop Grumman, completed a test flight across the United States.
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Robot dog transport version of China
The big four-legged dog, recently introduced in China, came in two years after being completed in the United States with the function of transporting infantry support.
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Mary Maersk - The largest ship in the world
Maersk Line is one of the world's largest shipping corporations with giant fleets specializing in offshore navigation.
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Pesticides help cure ... lazy
The majority of users need motivation to carry out their projects such as gym, essay writing, project completion, etc.
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Armor for future firefighters
Designer Ken Chen of Australia has introduced high-tech armor that can bring supernatural power to firefighters.
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Technology jackets store enough furniture for a holiday
A new coat helps both men and women to not have to carry a bag and anything but a sink for the holidays.
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Russia introduces the new generation humanoid robot SAR - 401
Russian scientists have introduced a new generation humanoid robot carrying the SAR-401. The robot will be programmed to accompany astronauts to the international space…
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Mini microscopes effectively screen cancer cells in the blood
Normally, cancerous tumors can spread cells carrying pathogens through the blood stream and form new tumors in other parts, called metastasis.
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Cockroaches support rescue work
Cockroaches are fitted with sensors to transmit signals and assist rescue workers at the scene of a collapsed building or disaster-stricken areas.
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Belaz 75710 - The world's largest truck
This super-heavy truck can carry 496 tonnes of rock per trip.
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The potential of technology equipment can carry
The idea of using a sensor to monitor one of your body's functions (such as heart rate, blood pressure) was often used primarily in the medical industry or for profess…
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A new way to treat broken bones: Bundle with 3D print material
If you have ever had a bone fracture, you probably know how uncomfortable it is, and you have to carry plaster casts and fuss. 3D printing technology will change this.
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Lock opened with phone
With this kind of lock, you will never have to carry a bunch of heavy keys. Instead, you just need a phone, and don't even need to pull it out of your pocket.
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Ambitious super-soldier 'half-man half machine'
In the next 30 years, British and American soldiers will be able to carry more than 90kg of mass, running dozens of kilometers at a constant speed, see through the dark…
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Robots rescue drowned people
Not only rescue workers but robots will also be actively involved in saving people at risk of drowning. It's Pars, a flying robot with four fans, carrying a lifebuoy…