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Produce electricity and fertilizer from the toilet
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) have developed a new toilet system that can turn waste into electricity and fertilizers and save up to 90% of…
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Beer can cool itself within 2 minutes
Researchers at the Center for Environmental Strategies, University of Surrey (UK), have developed a self-chilling cans called ChillCan, which aims to cool beer and bever…
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The robotic hand accurately identifies more than 100 materials
The University of South California has developed a touch-sensitive robot that simulates human finger movement but is much more sensitive. It can distinguish more than 10…
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Robots can learn languages from people
Robots can develop language skills through interaction with humans, according to a new study from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in PLoS ONE. British researchers C…
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Football cum generator
A group of Harvard University students developed a special soccer ball, named Soccket, which is capable of generating electricity while playing football. The amount of p…
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GroundBot - Flexible reconnaissance robot with 360-degree observation capability
Remote-controlled reconnaissance robots are increasingly being developed for military purposes, such as battlefield reconnaissance, mine detection or patrols, etc. The r…
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Reduce stress by applying 'discriminating messages' on your phone
A team of researchers from the University of Portsmouth has successfully developed a mobile application that allows users to choose to read or ignore messages classified…
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He developed the Kinect-equipped nano satellite
This project is called STRaND-2 (Surrey Training, Research, and Nanosatellite Demonstrator), which consists of two nanostructures measuring only about 30 centimeters. Th…
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Hard pavement will save gas
Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers have developed a mathematical model of the top cover of the pavement and proposed saving 3% of fuel when traveling. This…
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Successfully developed non-needle syringe
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have said they have successfully built a high-pressure syringe that can deliver drugs through the skin wit…
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US scientists develop new TB diagnostic chip
Biomedical engineers from the University of California, Davis, in the United States, said on May 26 that they have developed a new liquid microchip that helps detect lat…
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Nokia develops 'super waterproofing' technology
Western European Vice President of Nokia Europe, said the company is working on a new superhydrophobic technology that will enable future Lumia and PureView phones to be…
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The first vapor film in the world
Quantum physicists at the Australian National University have successfully developed a completely new data storage method: vapor storage instead of solid-state storage s…
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Robot avatar
Nobody can stand loneliness, and experts from Yamagata University (Japan) are investing in developing a robot that can follow you anywhere. MH-2 (with 'miniature humanoi…
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Japan produces one atomic silicon film
Hokuriku University, Japan, on May 30, said the research team has developed Silicene technology to produce large-area silicon films. This type of membrane is one atom th…