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Cosmic blanket scientists are inspired by ink skin
Cosmopolitan houses can soon be covered with ink skins inspired by ink skin.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
The Pentagon has plans for AI to enlist into a fighting force
Not only is the purpose of life serving, the US military is planning to apply AI in the war.
New technology
The 'radar' turret helps control the speed of traffic vehicles and red lights
Temporarily call the 'turret' because this is the latest generation radar, designed as a solid cylindrical shape along the road.
Scientific application
Abalone mushroom is the first industrial scale production in Vietnam
Mushrooms are grown in a room according to a closed process, the fungus is cultured in the fluid can shorten production time and control the development process.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Google AI testing allows you to control the symphony orchestra right in the browser
Semi-Conductor is an AI capable of tracking your movement as if you are waving in front of an actual symphony orchestra and creating musical works in real time.
Medicine - Health
10 world medicine breakthroughs in 2018
Every year, researchers still quietly invent many new advances for medicine. Here are 10 major medical breakthroughs that completely changed the face of medicine in 2018…
Animal world
Poisonous snakes were still caught and attacked their heads
Experts arrested snakes Stuart McKenzie in trouble while controlling oriental brown snakes in a house in Queensland, Australia, UPI on 12/12 reported.
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Electric wheelchairs controlled by head movement
Group of students in Electricity - Electronics, Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport has set up the idea of designing wheelchairs capable of supporting people with…
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What does sadness look like in the brain?
You know how sad feeling is? And until recently, neuroscientists have discovered a little more about how melancholy emotions are from a scientific perspective.
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The reason why controlling the ring finger always makes us tired
Have you ever tried to lift the youngest finger (or ring finger) off the table while keeping your fingers still?
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The ground heaves like a wave of water under a digging bucket
A worker who controls the excavator records the moment when a large sandy area underneath the bobbing machine floats like ripple waves in Kitimat, British Columbia, Cana…
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Why is it so difficult to draw a perfect circle by hand?
Admit it, drawing a perfect circle is one of the hardest things you ever did, right?
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Extremely familiar items will
These are all familiar, close to us - but only two decades away will disappear.
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What is a UAV (drone), how does one control it and what can it be used for?
In this article, we will introduce you to the concept of UAV, the way airlines manage the UAV as well as the benefits and risks of this aircraft.
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Science has explained why people are crazy about sweets
Sweet is the taste that many of us love. This is even more authentic when the milk tea fever, now fresh milk with black sugar has not cooled down to young people.