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Switzerland successfully developed the eel robot to detect domestic pollution
Scientists at the Lausanne Federal University of Technology have successfully developed an eel robot capable of detecting pollution in water.
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China successfully tested a supersonic rocket of 6,400km / hour
New types of missiles can be fired from Chinese-made domestic fighters and significantly increase the ability to destroy enemy aircraft.
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Japan dealt with grave mischief with online maps
A Japanese city handles the mischief of domestic dogs by asking people to record eye contact and upload a new application.
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3D scanner made in Vietnam
National key laboratory of digital control and system engineering (DCSELAB) Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology has successfully manufactured 3D scanner with very…
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Hairpin anti-violence
The First Sign Hair Clip, a hair clip integrated with security sensors, is designed not only to signal the need for help, but also to collect evidence to ensure that the…
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Bathe comfortably with ... 5 liters of water
And this idea of Mehrdad Mahdjoubi has been realized into OrbSys Shower - a high-tech shower system that recycles dirty water into clean water after you take a bath.
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Experimental application of water vaporization nanoparticle technology
Last year, researchers at Rice University announced a method to evaporate water with particles that absorb sunlight.
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Successfully manufactured electricity from domestic waste
Japan's Shimizu Construction Company has successfully developed a waste-to-energy generator at home to provide office buildings.
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Aircraft operating under water
A British engineer has successfully designed the world's first winged submarine, acting as a domestic aircraft.
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New technology to protect the environment
According to the United Nations, by 2025, the Earth will have about 2.9 billion more people, increasing the demand for domestic water supply, and the demand for energy i…