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Successfully developed gravel glue that breaks down is sticky
This glue can dry in normal conditions and become sticky in case of collision.
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Tires have the ability for the driver to know the road conditions
The Contact Area Information Sensing (CAIS) is a system consisting of a sensor built into the tire to provide accurate information about the condition of the road, thus…
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Develop super-elastic gel, remove the wound from peeling
When the wound is in the correct position of the joint, the medical patch will always peel off. In the future, this will never happen again.
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Successfully developed ultra-thin semiconductor films
With a breakthrough in the process of producing ultra-thin semiconductor films at the atomic level, scientists have set the stage for the emergence of transparent LED di…
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Make diamonds at room temperature
US researchers have developed a method to produce a diamond-like carbon without high temperatures or pressures.
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11 incredible military technologies are being developed by DARPA
DARPA is responsible for developing extremely important, groundbreaking projects that can change the world in the future.
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Develop simple, cheap materials for 'artificial photosynthesis'
A synthetic material that simulates the process of using sunlight to produce oxygen and hydrogen in ways similar to plant photosynthesis that has been successfully devel…
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Successfully manufactured high performance sodium-ion battery
French scientists have successfully developed a battery that uses sodium ion in accordance with industry standard 18650.
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The world's most expensive material costs $ 150 million a gram
New material developed by researchers in the UK is used to create the most accurate atomic clock.
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Japan develops ultra-thin thermometers with only 1/4 of the hair
Japanese researchers have developed a super-thin temperature sensor that can be attached directly to the skin.
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Turn your arm into a virtual keyboard
Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
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Successfully created a non-electric refrigerator
Group of Canadian students successfully developed a chiller without electricity, capable of preserving fresh food.
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Fuel saving technologies
According to data from the US Energy Research Agency, recently developed technologies can save 7% to 12% of fuel costs for cars.
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Paintings change color like chameleon
Chinese scientists are developing a wall paint that can change color by weather or through an application on the phone.
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Artificial leaves produce gasoline
US scientists have successfully developed artificial leaves that can produce fuels such as gasoline and methane from CO2 and environmentally friendly sunlight.