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Robot understands human needs
This robot can not read human thoughts, but it can observe a person's movements and predict what to do next.
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Strange display advertising ... smelly products
This screen is able to 'radiate' the exact scent from the image, such as coffee from the coffee cup. Its principle is that the genes in the screen will release t…
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Blue lights are as useful as coffee with the driver
No need to drink a large cup of coffee or a can of juice, streetcars drivers can stay alert with the blue lights in the car.
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Gloves convert the sign language into spoken words
The Microsoft Imagine Cup competition in Sydney, Australia, draws on unique technological ideas. One of the six highly anticipated finalists is the Enable Talk project,…
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Build robots to help analyze and develop new types of glass
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have created a robot capable of analyzing characteristics and developing new types of glass. This robot was introduced…
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Cup just drink water, just to eat
Because they are made from jelly with different flavors, they can be made into water cups that can be 'eaten' without fear of poisoning.
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Glass beaker self-cooling beer for 5 minutes
Heineken has introduced a new type of glass that can cool beer down to 0 - 2 degrees C within 5 minutes.
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FIFA considered using arbitration support technology
Many players and professionals require the use of 'golf bar' technology in professional and important matches.
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3D TV will 'expand' in 2010
On January 5, the popular sports channel ESPN (USA) surprised by the announcement will broadcast live football matches of the 2010 World Cup with 3D TV.
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3D technology will 'land' the 2010 World Cup pitch
For the first time in World Cup history, all the hot events on the pitch will be broadcast by 3D technology.
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The secret behind the 2010 World Cup ball
Adidas and scientists are quietly experimenting to create the most perfect ball on the planet, serving the 2010 World Cup.
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Interesting things about robots (part 1)
When invited by a robot, most people feel uncomfortable when it comes from behind. If he brought the cup of tea right in front of you, you would feel threatened, though…
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Advertising aimed at the sense of smell
If the picture of a beer cup with a white foam before the restaurant gate is not strong enough to invite visitors to go, the characteristic aromas of oranges, lemons ...…
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Homemade Cookware
Professors at the University of Tokyo have introduced an outline of a future world where robots can help mankind. Not as agile as humans, and the movement can be a bit s…