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Open your eyes with the camera
A man in Canada has replaced a false eye with his tiny camera
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NASA's Global Hawk drone
The Global Hawk science-drived pilot has opened a new chapter in NASA's Earth Science Research.
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High-speed wireless connectivity
Researchers at Purdue University are developing new technologies that turn laser pulses into radio signals so that electronic devices in the home can connect wirelessly.
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Diving robots 'self-planning experiments'
US scientists are using a diving device capable of 'manually establishing experiments' on the seafloor.
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Plastic memory
Researchers at the University of Tokyo are experimenting with a flexible, rewindable memory device suitable for mobile devices.
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Digital casts
British scientists have developed a special cast to monitor heart health.
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Cars also have black boxes
KCI, an American technology company has just launched a device to store information about the state of cars to serve after an accident investigation, like a black box fo…
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DVDs made of gold can hold up to 2,000 movies
New material technology can help store 2,000 movies in a DVD made of gold, 10,000 times larger than the current capacity of DVDs.
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Little things to know about plane black boxes
As a focal point for determining the cause of each aviation accident, they are designed to be durable, orange-colored and can signal position.
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Microsoft produced super-sensitive camera 'Terrible'
Microsoft will produce a 196-megapixel UltraCamXp camera. UltraCamXp can capture images up to 2.5 Gb.
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Internet access from light bulbs
In the future, electric light bulbs will not only have a lighting role, but can also help us access the Internet, communicate with electronic devices in the home.
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See sales side
For the first time in the UK, Budgens supermarket tested facial recognition camera system at one of its branches in London to prevent teenagers and children from buying…
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Generating energy from human contact
People still think that a handshake has many meanings. While the above is still a judgment, in Japan, energy through human contact will soon be used to transmit data. Gi…
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The laser 'shoot' the data away
US researchers have demonstrated a laser that can generate high-speed light pulses on silicon to accelerate data transmission.
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'Smart' clothing knows how to monitor health
European scientists are developing a special outfit, capable of monitoring the health of the wearer. In the future, this new technology will be a tool to assist doctors…