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Microsoft wants to avoid fines
Microsoft is making a last-ditch effort to avoid a fine of more than $ 2 million a day because it is alleged to violate the European Union's unfair anti-competition laws.
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'Unique' equipment: Banana peel is dried and chopped to filter water
Filtering water with ... banana peels or giant vacuum cleaners on the roofs of high-rise buildings are unique filtering devices that people are using.
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High-tech 'plants' can filter out polluted air
With the ability to filter up to 260 tons of CO2, NO2 and fine dust, it can be said that this product is the solution to save the Earth in the future.
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How did scientists print 3D fine art items with high details from glass?
Researchers have used one type
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Bike up and down the elevators instead of elevators
Elena Larriba at the Royal College of Fine Arts in England created the Vycle device to allow users
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The device helps American soldiers capture the battlefield in the palm of their hands
With effective communication capabilities, Nett Warrior promises to help American soldiers easily master the battlefield in the future.
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Rebellious robots kill engineers in US factories
A rebellious robot is thought to have caused the death of a 57-year-old female engineer working at a car parts plant in Michigan.
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Police robots are about to get fines on the Dubai street
Police robots will patrol the streets of Dubai to help people report or pay for traffic punishment.
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America wants to develop bullets that, when falling to the ground, will grow into trees
America is facing the problem of guns, can be considered a kind of redundancy in some way: they must do to handle the pollution caused by the countless shells after each…
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The computer accurately predicts three elections saying Trump will win
According to CNBC, the system, called MogIA, uses 20 million data points from online platforms like Google, YouTube, and Twitter to make its predictions.
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US Superdome bomb shelter
The US super-durable bombardment chamber was capable of withstanding pressure and contained any debris after the bomb had exploded.
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US aircraft make up six times as fast as the speed of sound
Lockheed Martin, America's largest defense technology company, has announced significant technological breakthroughs that help develop supersonic aircraft at speeds…
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3D print technology can help the visually impaired to access art
3Dphotoworks, a New York-based company, has come up with a great idea to help visually impaired people.
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US study bulletproof vest from fishtail cover
Scientists at the University of California, San Diego, USA (UCSD) are looking for new materials in nature to help create more effective bulletproof jerseys. The research…
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American 3D robot design know how to transform and jump high
American engineers designed the first 3D robot can automatically change the state from hard to soft, and know the high jump and vertical ground.