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The special mirror turned sad face into joy
Researchers at Tokyo University, Japan have developed a unique computer-controlled mirror that can turn sad faces into fun.
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Monitor lava flow with 3D technology
Scientists have developed a technology that uses 3D imagery to study the flow of volcanic lava, to reduce human damage.
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Develop photon technology similar to the light sword in Star Wars
Recently, scientists at Harvard University and MIT have demonstrated that in certain conditions, photons can interact with each other and form molecules.
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The camera can take pictures in nearly dark environments
MIT has recently developed a camera capable of taking pictures in nearly dark environments.
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Japan developed robots to know Todai university math problems
Japanese scientists have just announced a breakthrough in the field of research when they release a robot that can solve math problems that can pass the prestigious entr…
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China boosts the development of unmanned craft
The Chinese military aims to develop unmanned technology for military vehicles under the sea.
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The million dollar robot
Scientists have developed a robot capable of handling dairy cows as well as humans.
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EU developed robots specializing in tunnel testing
The European Union's ROBINSPECT program is aiming to develop a tunneling robot system to achieve faster, more accurate human targets.
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Increase the efficiency of solar cells with ... sound
Researchers at Queen Mary's College and London's Imperial College have said they have developed a solar cell that can generate electricity by both sunlight and s…
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Smart diapers are used for many objects
Diapers developed by AlwaysDry (or SiempreSecos in Spanish) in Barcelona can alert parents to when their baby needs diaper change.
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Detect terrorist bombers with feces
Swedish scientists have developed a device that can be attached inside a waste pipe to detect explosive materials that help track down terrorist bombs.
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SmartLight system can direct light into hidden buildings
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have developed a technology that can help reduce the cost of building lighting by using natural light.
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Korea launches 'stealth' paint
South Korea has developed a radar-absorbing paint that will allow these warships to be stealthed by enemy radar.
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Biological ink breakthrough 'in' human body parts
Scientists have come closer to turning a fantasy dream into reality when developing technology that uses biological ink
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Transparent Wall - Screen of the future
South Korean scientists have recently developed a dual-sided, transparent touchscreen that allows multiple users to simultaneously use the device.