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Robot can move by sea temperature
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
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Japan develops automatic cell culture equipment
Japan has successfully built a device that can automatically grow cells for many people at the same time.
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Spectral technology helps to find the grave
Scientists at McGill University (Canada) have successfully developed a new exploration technique called ultra-high-spectral imagery.
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Develop nano-robots to treat genetic diseases
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology in the United States have used nanoscale technology to make robots that can move in the blood.
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Small HIV detection device with iPod
The Palo Alto company has developed a handheld HIV detector sized the size of an iPod.
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Plastic solar cells
Scientists at Princeton University in the US have successfully developed a new type of transmission plastic to replace traditional solar cell material with low cost.
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High-speed wireless connectivity
Researchers at Purdue University are developing new technologies that turn laser pulses into radio signals so that electronic devices in the home can connect wirelessly.
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Power variant F-16
In cooperation with Lockheed Martin, some countries rely on the design of the F-16 to develop a domestic version of this multitasking fighter.
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Manufacture of robots containing artificial musculoskeletal systems
Researchers at the University of Tokyo's Robotics Research Division at JSK have developed the Kojiro robot, which can move in a surprisingly fluid motion.
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New lithium battery safer
Using new materials, researchers at Stanford University have developed lithium batteries that are more secure than previous lithium-ion batteries.
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4D imaging technology
Scientists from Wincos University have successfully developed a new imaging technology called PCVIR, which allows MRI imaging of 4D images.
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Costumes play music
Swedish researchers have created a costume that allows wearers to play music by touching it.
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High performance nanofibers
RTI has developed an intelligent light bulb with nanofibres, saving energy five times that of conventional lamps.
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Current and future of unmanned aircraft (period 2)
In addition to developing the MQ fleet - a 'beast' and MQ - 9 'death god', the US military also implemented an ambitious project 'combined unmanned aerial combat system'.
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HULC robot frame uses energy cells
Lockheed Martin has developed more fuel cell technology on the HULC skeleton, to support US ground troops.