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Japan launches high-speed cushion train running 500km / h
The top of the high-speed train with code L0 is nearly 92 feet (28m) long. The 49-foot (15-meter) aerodynamic cockpit compartment features 24 seats. All 16 cabins can ca…
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Robot feet simulate perfect human movement
Currently, the replacement of parts like prosthetics for people with disabilities has made significant progress, thanks to the development of science.
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Adhesive cushion inspired by gecko foot
An object weighing more than 300kg can be firmly attached to the glass wall without leaving a trace, thanks to the ultra-thin cushioning mattress inspired by the gecko.
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Japanese robot Asterisk 6 feet
Researchers at the Robotics Arai Lab, Osaka University, Japan, have successfully created the Asterisk Robot (with six symmetrically spaced legs spaced 60 degrees apart a…
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Robot riding a two-wheel bike, foot brake
This small robot can ride a bike and balance on the car no less than human.
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The biggest UFO hunting device in the world
Nestled inside a large dome of the Big Ben clock tower and armed with a huge mirror half-pitched in football pitch, it's hard to find a suitable name for E-ELT. It w…
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Control your phone with your feet
If you have to put the baby in his arms to answer the phone or drop basket while he is shopping down just because you want to move to another song in the music player of…
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Self-cleaning adhesive inspired by gecko feet
Researchers are in the process of making the first adhesive that can self-clean after each use without the need for water or chemicals, very similar to the hairs on the…
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'Super glue' imitates lizard feet
Defense and airline scientists BAE Systems has invented a super-sticky plastic called Synthetic Gecko, which simulates lizard legs.