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Invent the new generation oxygen generator
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Invent the new generation oxygen generator

Researchers at the University of California, USA have succeeded in making a device that can produce oxygen not through plant photosynthesis.

December 14, 2018
Equipment to help people flush 'crocodile tears'
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Equipment to help people flush 'crocodile tears'

It may sound unbelievable, but recently a device with a wireless controller has been developed to stimulate the production of natural tears, which is very useful in trea…

December 14, 2018
The device maintains the
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The device maintains the

The group of US medical scientists has successfully invented the device to maintain the

December 14, 2018
Clean water tower
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Clean water tower

This device looks like a beautiful flower basket made of bamboo, 9.2m high. It is used to capture and supply clean water to underdeveloped areas.

December 14, 2018
Home sperm test kit
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Home sperm test kit

American scientists have invented a handheld device, allowing couples to check sperm quality at home.

December 14, 2018
Marine status forecasters are widely used in India
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Marine status forecasters are widely used in India

Scientists at the Indian National Center for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) have developed a marine status forecasting device for 48 hours and put it into widesprea…

December 14, 2018
Equipment to control food energy
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Equipment to control food energy

People who are concerned about their own weight may need a handheld device called TellSpec, which installs a sensor that scans the food plate and notifies the exact numb…

December 14, 2018
New invention: Wi-fi light bulb
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New invention: Wi-fi light bulb

Chinese scientists have invented the world's first light bulb capable of generating Wi-fi signals.

December 14, 2018