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Google cars may cause accidents in 2015 if the driver does not intervene
At the request of DMV California, Google has released its annual report on testing their vehicles in no-driver mode.
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Vozz RS 1.0: It's time to change the traditional helmet design
Up to now, it has been nearly a century since motorcycle helmets have been widely used.
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A hat with a matching pillow and a pillow to sleep anywhere
Whether you are on an airplane, a train or a car, moving often makes us feel sleepy. However, using an extra shirt or bag as a headrest pillow is not the best option for…
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Stikbox - Selfie photography sticks can turn into a phone case
The Stikbox is a 0.71 meter long selfie camera, which can be folded into a mobile phone case when not in use.
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Successfully developed gravel glue that breaks down is sticky
This glue can dry in normal conditions and become sticky in case of collision.
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Use videos in court to 'teach' computers that detect lies
By using trial videos in supreme court cases
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Successful production of earthworm robots: Works similar to real worms
Experts from Case Western Reserve University (CWR - USA) argue that earthworms - small organisms have a certain role in agriculture, are holding the key to the birth of…
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Unmanned aircraft threaten civil aviation
The US government is considering a series of policies related to the management of unmanned aircraft (UAV) amid growing incidents of collisions between UAVs and large ai…
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Identify crime in 90 minutes thanks to a new DNA testing machine
The United States is about to put into use a DNA testing machine capable of delivering results in 90 minutes.
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Bracelet stimulates the brain
In many previous studies, scientists have demonstrated that using low intensity electricity in some cases can help treat some diseases, such as depression, anxiety or ch…
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New technology promises quick assault
Dutch forensic experts have found a way to accurately determine the time of fingerprints at the scene.
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Backpack student tracking
Some students in Moscow (Russia) are equipped with a backpack system installed. As a result, parents can control the movement and, even, the context surrounding their ch…
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Cheap home security monitoring
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.
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Hunting for twins
Hard-to-swallow cases involving suspects are likely to be soon to be dismissed after German experts announce new DNA tests.
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