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15 greatest hi-tech guns in the world
Military countries are developing or testing guns with technology and capabilities that you seem to be able to see only in 007.
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NASA developed the Valkyrie robot to build a human base on Mars
After attending DARPA's search and rescue robot competition last year, NASA continues to develop Valkyrie as a stand-alone robot.
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America develops 'Ironman' warrior
The US military is making great progress in developing the outer layer of clothing to help a normal soldier become as strong as
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Ford produces mattresses and resins from CO2
Ford has succeeded in producing mattresses and plastic components from CO2.
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Israel developed ways to use soft drinks to encode and decipher confidential messages
The case of using lemon juice as an invisible ink is a simple example of applying steganography to chemistry.
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Safe silk technology keeps fresh fruit longer
US researchers have developed silk-wrapping technology that allows the fruit to remain fresh and succulent even when not in the refrigerator for a week.
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There is very cheap therapy to detect Zika virus
Scientists have successfully developed a system that can detect the Zika virus in the earliest possible time.
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Australia develops technology to keep milk fresh for up to 100 days
Australia's MADE beverage company has developed a modern processing technology that can keep milk fresh for up to 100 days.
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Poland: Developed a super-X-ray camera
According to the Polish News Agency (PAP), the camera is fitted with an X-ray detection system capable of counting single photons and capturing up to 20,000 frames per s…
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Hair dryer does not sound extreme 'genuine'
Dyson's products adopt a completely new design principle for silent operation and no damage to hair such as conventional hair dryers.
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Camera lens is 2,000 times thinner than human hair
Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully developed a camera lens that is 2,000 times thinner than human hair.
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Scientists Develop Flexible Camera
The flexible camera can wrap around the subject to help capture the special angles that the current camera can not do.
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Coming soon the clothes passed the data
Researchers at Ohio State University are developing antennas and circuits that are just 0.1mm in size
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Robot robot in China
The Stage Robot not only possesses long, smooth black hair, porcelain white skin, soulful eyes but also communicates with eyes and talks like a real person.
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Successfully developed battery operated urine with small size, cheap price
MFCs are devices that use bacteria to carry out redox reactions, on an organic material such as banana peel or in this case urine.