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Materials called 'holy grail' are 40 times harder than diamonds
Scientists at the University of Vienna in Austria have made the world's most rigid material, called carbyne, with the most advanced technology.
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Project Escher: Autodesk Multi-Dimensional 3D Printing Development Project
Autodesk creates a multi-head printing system, which makes manufacturing of large parts quick and easy.
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Computers have been able to read human thoughts almost in real time
The human brain is able to look at a 2-dimensional image on a paper or computer screen, then transfer this image to something inside the human brain in an extremely fast…
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Road-turning technology turns invisible aircraft
Scientists have sought to develop a structural coating of millions of tiny, hollow carbon globes, tightly packed into a single hexagon, made of carbonized sugar, which c…
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Holograms were touchable
Japanese researchers have created three-dimensional imagery that can be touched. Prior to this, the technology that made these images burns when exposed.
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Users can remotely control Apple devices
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has unveiled a license that Apple has registered, indicating that in the near future users will be able to control Apple devic…
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Research three-dimensional biological printers producing kidneys
Russia's first 3D bio-printer makers promise in 2015 to print off internal organs that function properly
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Introducing the 3-D technology 'pales'
Miraisens, Japan's technology company, has announced a 'palpable' three-dimensional imaging technology and said it will soon launch the product.
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Anti-counterfeiting label thanks to the image displayed by the breath
Anti-counterfeiting security technologies such as 3-dimensional virtual images are currently being used on money and product stamps can still be copied.
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Detect terrorism at the airport by scanning bone structure
This biometric system uses a two-dimensional camera to scan the passenger's bone structure to analyze his movements, then record it in a
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Manufacturing ultra-thin LED lights, 3 times thicker than atoms
Scientists at the University of Washington have successfully created the world's thinnest LED ball that can use light energy.
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3D motion tracking system 'looks' across the wall
This technology is called WiTrack, which can 'sense' the movement of people in three dimensions.
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New X-rays penetrate
Scientists have recently developed an in-house X-ray that can be easily viewed and mapped to three-dimensional nano-sized molecules.
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Toothbrushes 3D technology
Using three-dimensional technology, engineers in Spain have developed a toothbrush that cleans teeth for each person's mouth.
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Haptix interactive 3-way technology
Haptix technology allows users to transform all spaces into three-dimensional, multi-faceted surfaces and interact on those surfaces.