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The advancement of technology makes it possible to develop robot legs controlled by the user.
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The advancement of technology makes it possible to develop robot legs controlled by the user.
In the context of growing concern about the nuclear crisis following the February 11 earthquake, Chinese scientists have invented a robot capable of detecting radioactiv…
According to Tech News Daily, scientists from Fraunhofer Research Institute (Germany) have developed a sensor film that can change color to indicate when food smells.
Technology developed by Honeywell Aviation Group to help the plane land safely in the condition of clouds with a view only 30m.
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BMW (Germany) is developing a new technology that allows drivers to compose emails and voice messages while driving.
The Fraunhofer Institute for Science, Germany, is developing a microscope-sized camera with a single grain of salt on top of the fiber optic cable for laparoscopy.
A new technology has been developed that allows pedestrians to buy display products on glass doors without having to shop.
Scientists specializing in brain research have developed a car that can be controlled entirely by mental strength.
Researchers in Japan have developed a cell phone with a soft, skin-like texture that makes the user feel closer to the person talking on the other end.
Voice-activated lift technology to assist wheelchair users and visually impaired people unable to lift the elevator keypad.
Scientists are developing a fluorescent fluid to inject into the patient's body, thereby glowing nerves.
US scientists have successfully invented a sensor system attached to the fence, which can identify suspects who are trying to cross this protective network.
US scientists have successfully developed a new printing system capable of producing portraits that the blind can feel and
US scientists have successfully developed the world's first laser-based tool. This tool has the ability to absorb or destroy laser beams.