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The capital of Paris operates radars to automatically detect and penalize noisy vehicles
Recently, the French capital Paris has put into operation the first radar device to help measure the noise of traffic vehicles, and automatically
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Testing necklaces that receive commands through whispers
The experts who developed the experimental necklace were able to track the wearer's chin movement to see what they were asking for.
Oceanography
The explosion helps measure the deepest point on the ocean floor
A scientific instrument collapsed into the sea, giving researchers the opportunity to accurately calculate the depth of the Challenger Deep.
Health
New study: Charging phones at night can lead to obesity and diabetes
According to British scientists, electromagnetic radiation emitted by electronic devices is a cause of obesity and diabetes.
New technology
The bio-electronic tongue helps 'taste' the sweetness
Experts have developed a new device that evaluates sweetness objectively, 10 times more sensitive than older bio-electronic devices.
Scientific application
The unique machine that cuts round cakes into equal pieces, without a centimeter deviation
A group of Japanese high school students have won an innovation contest by inventing a high-tech device that divides pizza into equal parts, not a centimeter apart.
Scientific works
Belgian researchers develop device for analyzing water quality using... paper
In addition to detecting bacteria and pathogens in domestic water, the device can also assess water hardness, pH and ion content in water.
New technology
Chinese scientist develops 'electronic skin' that connects humans and robots
With enhanced haptic feedback, the 'e-skin' allows the wearer to control the robot remotely and become 'empathetic' with one another.
Science story
Why can blue light from screens cause premature aging?
Blue light not only makes you sleepless but also causes premature aging. Here are the explanations of the experts.
New technology
Polish researchers create 'cannon' against haze
In the fight against smog, a group of scientists tested a 'cannon' device that uses sound waves to propel toxic particles up to help people breathe.
Science Events
Netizens share a video of the artificial sun being taken to the sky in China, what is the truth?
A video allegedly capturing the scene of China sending an 'artificial sun' into the sky has been viewed millions of times and shared tens of thousands of times online.
New technology
Japan develops TV screen to help users taste food
A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
New technology
Successfully produced the world's longest flexible fiber battery, which can be woven into clothes, 3D printed into devices
In a proof-of-concept test, the team produced the world's longest flexible battery filament, up to 140 meters, to demonstrate that the material can be manufactured to ar…
Biology
Can plants sing and communicate?
to determine how plant life forms evolved compared to humans and whether they could sing and communicate.
Scientific application
Elon Musk will implant a chip in the human brain next year
Elon Musk, co-founder of brain-computer interface company Neuralink, said the process of implanting computer chips into paralyzed patients will take place in 2022.