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Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed long-life organic batteries that are made from cheap and environmentally friendly components.
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Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed long-life organic batteries that are made from cheap and environmentally friendly components.
Aside from MakerBot and 3D Systems, the low-cost 3D printer market will embrace a new name: Autodesk.
9-year-old Kylie Wicker, Illinois, was born without fingers on his left hand. But thanks to 3D printing, Kylie was able to drive herself with her fake fingers.
German inventors say Korner is a simple, family-friendly home security system, because it costs less than $ 100 at no extra cost per month.
National key laboratory of digital control and system engineering (DCSELAB) Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully manufactured 3D scanner with very…
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.
Japanese scientists have created ultraviolet light vacuum tubes in the shortwave range of 140 to 220 nanomics.
US researchers have recently introduced a new wind turbine, which can provide cheap electricity and Wi-Fi.
A project in Europe coordinated by Ikerlan and CIC microGUNE is developing a small and mobile laboratory format.
Researchers at the Houston Institute have just developed a cheap method to print living cells with nearly 100% survival.
Researchers at the University of Illinois have successfully built cheap, self-healing polymer materials.
Small, self propelled aircraft manufacturer AirDroids (headquartered in San Diego, USA) named Pocket Drone.
A 3D-powered fighter jet was successfully tested in the UK in December, defense company BAE Systems announced on Jan. 5.
Scientists at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have uncovered a new way to make solar cells more efficient and cheaper.
Council of Cambridge City has just tested the lighting of the path by covering the part that attracts ultraviolet light and turns to blue light when the sun goes down.