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Solar cells are thinner than spider silk
The solar cells that Austrian and Japanese scientists have announced are thinner than spider silk, with so much elasticity that they can be wrapped around the hair.
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Equipment stealth in static magnetic environment
Slovak and Spanish scientists have successfully developed and researched a device that is capable of stealthing in a static magnetic environment and can be applied in th…
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The obsession with the 'armpit' by microwave
A device that can be applied to the armpit in just 30 minutes can trigger the fear of excessive sweating in many people.
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Goodbye Silicon tradition?
Molybdenum Disulfide MoS2 on many parameters outperforms conventional silicon and its use in electronic devices allows for a much smaller and more flexible generation of…
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HoverMast - Supercar camera tracking flight
HoverMast is a hovercraft in the air and can be mounted on a small vehicle such as an SUV. This device was developed by Sky Sapience and is still in the experimental pha…
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Equipment throttling the speaker
Two Japanese scientists have created a device capable of 'destroying' the excitement of those who say too much or too loudly.
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Clothing 'know' the baby psychology
Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
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Chip 'pump' drug needles
US researchers have successfully tested a chip inserted under the skin to provide women with osteoporosis.
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Wheelchair control wheel
Persons with spinal cord injuries who have paralysis may still be able to control the wheelchair if the tongue is still moving.
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Detecting E.Coli using a mobile phone
Researchers from the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science Henry Samueli have developed a new cell phone that uses fluorescence-based image sensors to detect th…
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Simultaneous simulation projector as in movie
Researchers are looking to design an imaging device that simulates a handheld device onto a computer screen.
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Manufacturing 'electronic leather'
Scientists have successfully researched the 'electronic skin' technology that has a very sensitive sense of touch like human skin, Nature Materials said.
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The new method of 'freeing' snoring
The Hypoglycemic Nerve Stimulation System (HNSS), developed by scientists at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Perth, Australia, can reduce over 50% of sleep apnea sympto…
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Headphones regulate blood pressure
The device, called Resperate, looks like a pocket-sized music player, which regulates breathing by producing a relaxing sound through the accompanying earbuds.
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Diabetic devices detect breathing
US scientists believe that breathing apparatus can reveal more health information than just showing the driver's blood alcohol concentration.