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Technology read people thoughts
Research Institute of Hitachi Electronics has developed a technology that allows people to read their thoughts by measuring changes in the blood vessels of the brain.
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New record of photovoltaic cell performance
Spectrolac, a subsidiary of the US Boeing Group, has successfully developed photovoltaic cells that can convert nearly 41% of the sun's rays into it into electricity. Th…
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Robot mushroom harvest
UK researchers at the University of Warwick have developed a series of robots and automated systems that can change the gardening profession in the next decade.
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Light sports goggles
Mitchell Page, a student at computer science at the University of Sydney, has successfully developed the high-tech TeamAwear sports shirt, bringing comfort and comfort t…
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Ear protection when listening to music
Scientists have successfully developed a device that will not damage your hearing: the red light will blink as you stand next to the deafening noise.
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T-shirt turns ... air into the guitar
Australian scientists claim to have successfully developed a high-tech t-shirt that can make
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Plastic 'paper' printer
Toshiba (Japan) has created a new printer, B-SX8R, which is used to print resin paper that can be reused 500 times. The paper is made of a plastic called PET
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US counter-terrorism technology
In the race to prevent similar attacks September 11, 2001, Washington brought the entire US system into action with countless unprecedented studies.
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The first cooking robot in China
A company in southern China has developed a fully-equipped chef robot to cook thousands of traditional dishes.
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Remote terrorism technology
How can we detect a suicide bomber from a distance? It is not difficult, just check the mark of the explosive
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Successfully built a portable and lightweight safety belt.
Students at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst have successfully built a compact and portable safety belt that can protect the lives of hundreds of people traveling…
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Invisibility cloaks are coming true
Scientists claim to have developed an invisibility cloak, though not completely hidden as Harry Potter, but is also an important first step to pave the way for intricate…
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Japanese fabric color change by temperature
A team of Japanese researchers at Keio University has developed a color-changing fabric. This fabric contains a special type of ink in the form of liquid crystals locate…
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Non-flammable paper does not burn
Researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville have developed a durable, fire-retardant, antimicrobial, reusable, and kill-resistant paper. While most types o…
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He developed spy fly robots
British military scientists intend to develop flying robots capable of spying on enemy locations, which are useful in battlefields to protect soldiers' lives or dete…