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American soldiers are equipped with invisibility clothing
Hyperstealth Biotech Canada has just developed a camouflage fabric that can make the wearer invisible.
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Glasses self-turning pages
With the new high-tech glasses developed, users simply need to use the eye to flip through the e-book, without the need to click the mouse to flip the page as before.
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Painless needles by porcupine
A study published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals that feathers may help scientists develop less painful needles under the skin.
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Laser transmission technology
A Washington, DC-based company is developing a state-of-the-art wireless technology that enables laser power transmission.
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Lights from plastic
The Wake Forest University team in the US has successfully developed a new type of glow lamp that can replace fluorescent lamps.
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Toshiba develops robot for Fukushima plant 1
Toshiba has developed a four-legged robot capable of conducting investigation and recovery operations at locations deemed too risky for human use, such as the Fukushima…
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Sony develops skin health diagnostics technology
Sony has developed a new technology for the use of small cameras in phones and tablets to diagnose the skin health of users.
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Gesture-driven technology
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
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Predicting earthquakes by phone
American scientists came up with the idea of developing a special software to turn millions of smartphones around the world into seismic forecasting tools.
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Volvo develops cars without accidents
Swedish car company Volvo is developing a vehicle that automatically avoids collisions and is expected to be available to the general public within the next eight years.
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Synthesize power from trees
The University and the Wageningen Research Center (NL) have developed a technology that allows the conversion of wetlands (which account for about 6% of the Earth's…
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Tuberculosis testing without X-ray is a new device
Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).
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Equipment to help blind people see exactly 89%
Researchers at Second Sight have developed a new device called Argus, which allows blind patients to see the text by stimulating the light-sensitive part of the eye.
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First time control glass in the world
Australian sleep researchers have developed a high-tech sunglasses, described as the first time-controlled glass in the world.
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Equipment to help the blind ride the bike
University of Bristol (UK) has developed a device called Ultracane, inspired by bats, to help visually impaired people easily ride their bikes.