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Invisibility thanks to silver-coated molecules
Some scientists argue that silver nanoparticles suspended in water create a flexible and flexible material - the main ingredient for creating invisible objects.
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Super strong, lightweight, cheap, multi-purpose made of paper
Scientists have been able to create a very low-cost or super-lightweight, super-flexible, flexable battery.
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Plastic memory
Researchers at the University of Tokyo are experimenting with a flexible, rewindable memory device suitable for mobile devices.
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Robot cum mini desktop
Not only does the robots work, the robots are called Robstone-PCs by Vstone and ATR also carries a mini-computer that helps employers to work and connect to the Internet…
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Robot swimming under the water, flying in the air
Penguins swim swiftly with extraordinary power, and even the viewer feels it is gliding in the water.
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Enhanced features of the Atomic Force Microscope
A new study demonstrates that the new experimental technology based on flexible membranes can replace the cantilevers of the Atomic Force Microscopy (Cantilever) AFM) in…
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'Colored glass' carbon nanotubes are conductive and flexible
Carbon nanotubes are promising materials for high-tech applications because of their rare properties of mechanics, temperature, chemistry, optics and electricity.
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I-Snake: a revolutionary robot in medicine
According to the BBC, Imperial College London researchers have designed a breakthrough device in surgery. The flexible device called I-Snake allows physicians to treat c…
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New technology to produce flexible photoelectric cells
The University of Delaware's Institute of Conversion Energy (IEC) has developed a new technology for making photovoltaic cells. This technology can help reduce the costs…
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Watch 'plastic'
A Japanese watchmaker has announced it has created the world's first flexible wall clock, as thin as a film and can bend around a corner. This watch is only 3 millim…