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'Cars' for the little ones
Researchers at the University of Delaware have developed a motorized toy car that a 6-month-old baby can also control. The car has the potential to help disabled childre…
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Anti-drowsy system for the driver
Greek researchers are developing an intelligent system that can monitor the driver's alertness, detect signs of drowsy drivers and awaken them.
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Metaplace: Virtual world for everyone
A free tool that allows anyone to create a virtual world has been successfully developed. It is known that Metaplace users can create 3D online worlds for personal compu…
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'Reading' with ultra-powerful X-rays
Content contained in ancient books can be read with a powerful light source that is more than 10 billion times brighter than the Sun thanks to a new technique developed…
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Japan develops supersonic aircraft without noise
From now until 2013, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will develop and test a prototype unmanned and noise-free supersonic aircraft, hoping to replace the C…
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Railcab: Unmanned taxi
German scientists are developing a small unmanned taxi, which can transport passengers or goods on railroad tracks. Using the momentum as a magnetic field, this vehicle…
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Plastic is as hard as steel and can be self-patched
Scientists have developed an intelligent composite material that can know cracks when building aircraft and repair them ...
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Sweater changes color under the sun
Instead of wearing the same old clothes, you can go to the sun
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Remote control system with teeth
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…
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Iran successfully developed the bomb
National Iranian television reported on August 23 that Tehran has successfully developed a so-called 'smart' bomb weighing up to 900kg. This is the latest in a s…
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No pollution car: Ever?
Michelin researchers have developed a 'super-clean' model that uses 'electric-fuel batteries', which can reach speeds of up to 130km / g.
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Intelligent wardrobe fashion consultant
Professor Bruce Thomas and colleagues at the University of South Australia are developing a wardrobe that can keep your wardrobe clean and at the same time keep up with…
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Japan: Replace your credit card with ... fingers!
To develop a non-cash payment method to a new level, Hitachi will use fingerprints to identify customers on behalf of credit cards.
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Japan develops artificial joint hands
Robot maker Squse in Kyoto (Japan) has introduced a prototype of an artificial hand capable of grasping objects skillfully thanks to pneumatic 'muscles'.
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The tree speaks
US researchers at the University of Boulder have created a tiny sensor on corn or potato. It can trigger an alarm when the plant is dehydrated and watering the irrigatio…