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Does the toilet have a seat with a 13-degree angle to help improve labor productivity?
StandardToilet UK developed a 13-degree sloped toilet seat in the hope of achieving higher labor productivity.
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Life
MultiGlass smart glasses for people with disabilities using computers
Le Hoang Anh (29 years old, in Da Nang) developed MultiGlass smart glasses to help users just tilt their heads or blink to control the mouse.
Health
New birth control pills help women only have to take once a month
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States are currently developing an oral contraceptive method that must be taken only once…
Space science
NASA takes 'robotic hotel' to the international space station
NASA has developed and sent to the ISS a robotic tool store (RiTS), considered a robot hotel, outside the ISS, to look for leaks in the orbital station cooling system.
Space science
China launched 6 satellites at the same time
The launch on December 7 set a new record for China's aerospace industry for the ability to quickly launch orbit satellites.
Biology
Insect farming makes ... junk food
A farmer in Thailand has developed large-scale insect farming to make junk food, bringing high revenue to the family.
Biology
Grow bacteria that only 'eat' CO2
After 10 years of research, experts from Israel's Weizmann Science Research Institute (WIS) developed a bacterium that only absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2).
Environment
Beautiful paving stones from plastic waste
Kazakh designer Enis Akiev has developed a method of turning single-use plastic packaging into tiles by simulating the organic process of rock formation.
Cancer
New drug causes cancer to 'starve'
Scientists have developed a new drug to help block the metabolism of glutamine - the substance needed to grow tumors.
Cancer
Israeli scientists found a way to treat deadly pancreatic cancer in just 14 days
A new treatment developed by Tel Aviv University can destroy pancreatic cancer cells, destroying 90% of cancer cells after 2 weeks of injecting a small amount of molecul…
Health
Biological sensors on frames help control blood sugar
According to thenextweb.com, Brazilian and American scientists have collaborated to develop biosensors mounted on frames, which can measure blood sugar through the user'…
Health
The world's first artificial neuron was developed on a silicon chip
In the near future, artificial neurons may be used in the fight against Alzheimer's and chronic brain-related diseases.
New technology
Scientists create flexible glass that can only be bent, not broken
A new glass material, developed by researcher Erkka Frankberg and colleagues at Finland's Tampere University, now seems to have reached a level of ductility similar to m…
New technology
Using artificial neural networks, the Russian research institute translates it into images in real time
This is the stepping stone to develop an efficient brain - computer interface in the future.
New technology
New helmet lining material: Lighter, better absorbing, cooler
A new material developed at HRL Lab, California, USA promises to change the current helmet structure.