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New tattoo ink can change color according to health status.
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New tattoo ink can change color according to health status.
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
Scientists at IPC PAS have developed a new way to store information with chemical droplets.
The idea of a skyscraper for urban residents and fighting against climate change called HEAL-BERG is one of the selected designs in the annual eVolo Skyscraper Competi…
The test version only has a capacity of 2.8 liters of water per day, but the application potential is huge because the production cost is not high. Especially this devic…
Billionaire Elon Musk and film actor Leonardo DiCaprio had an interesting meeting at the Gigafactory factory, to talk about a very hot topic today.
Kaspar is a social robot designed to communicate with autistic children. The robot can sing, imitate the way of eating, playing the rattles drum and even combing the hai…
The image of the most beautiful and human-like robot in the world has just been revealed in the documentary of the Guardian newspaper.
A group of Singaporean scientists have found a way to turn water into lemonade without lemons and send them over the Internet.
When used, Cocomi will record changes in the driver's biometrics and issue alerts if needed.
Having a hair that automatically changes color according to the weather every time you go out probably only exists in fictional movies. But now you can completely do thi…
The idea of using lasers to turn the Earth's atmosphere into a giant magnifying glass may sound like a fiction. However, experts believe that this can become a reality…
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
A study by Iowa State University scientists showed that wind turbines commonly used in the state's clean energy supply system have a positive side effect on crops.