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A Japanese 3D printing company is planning to produce chocolate in the shape of a Valentine's Day offering.
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A Japanese 3D printing company is planning to produce chocolate in the shape of a Valentine's Day offering.
Office workers, who sit on chairs all day, can now leave their seats more often thanks to an invention.
Special glasses allow daylight to enter the user's eyes in the dark. This is the latest creation of three Danish engineers.
Have you ever thought about giving your lover a Valentine's Day card that is made of elephant dung? This is not a joke, because an Indian company has its first produ…
One day, lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are being used in a variety of phones and laptops today that can be sprayed onto any surface like paint, helping mobile devic…
One day unmanned aerial vehicles would be as simple as the arm waving, scientists say. Yale Song and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the Unite…
Valentine's Day, the couples have been busy gifting gifts to each other in this romantic holiday. Especially this year, even those who are lonely can warm their hear…
AP announced a biotech firm that has developed a machine for decoding DNA for a day for $ 1,000.
An Australian entrepreneur has the idea of generating clean, hot gas for household use, with the primary aim of creating a clean, safe and carbon-free energy source for…
Housewives spend a lot of time and energy cleaning the home several times a day, especially for families with young children. So what solution helps this job ...
People in countries suffering from droughts one day can create water clouds as required by laser technology.
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.
Ancient Rome city was not built in a day. It took nearly a decade to build Collesseum, and for nearly a century to complete St. Peter's Church. But now the city, includi…
Le Trung, a Vietnamese Canadian engineer, invents her beautiful robot and is always happy to do housework 24 hours a day.
With a motion detection and webcam software, the day we left the remote control of the TV remote will not be far away.