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Bill Gates has posted details of the OmniProcessor project on the Gates Note blog, where his charity fund discusses bringing clean water and electricity to difficult are…
Technology is changing the face of the aspects of human life. Currently technology has also set foot in the culinary field and launched strange high-tech dishes.
Vessyl is a special water bottle, which is capable of recognizing it contains anything liquid, such as coffee, beer, soft drinks, milk, water.
The University of North Carolina (U.S.) has developed a nail polish capable of detecting stimulants or sexually stimulating substances in beverages.
After a day's work at home, you want to rest and sip a favorite drink, press the button to instruct the robot to function bartender and serve in place.
With the new device, users can immediately determine whether their drink has been sexually abstained.
Hey Joe Atlanta, the Atlanta-based company, has launched a brewing coffee cup of the same name that brews and maintains its favorite beverage.
Scientists introduce the first cafeteria designed for astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
Producing water from thin air does not seem feasible, but experts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have done so.
Water-Gen Co., Israel has successfully developed the GENIUS drinking water production equipment by cooling the air thinned and steam condensed.
It is not a model of a house to be exhibited in many places but a special car brings the boundless happiness for a 4 year old girl.
Drinking beer at home is not a simple and safe job. However, this will come true with PicoBrew's Zymatic automatic brewing machine.
When using a BluFit, users need to enter personal information into the app included on the phone to create a separate water program.
Microwave ovens generally have a single purpose: to heat food and drink. But now, the microwave can soon become a charger for cell phones.
New technology to create drinking water from fog can meet the increasing water needs of people in dry areas.