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First capture the smallest moon image of Pluto
The image of the New Horizons probe of NASA's Aerospace Agency (NASA) shows that the Kerberos moon has a reflective surface, as opposed to previous scientific prediction…
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Nice photo: The snowy owl hunting moment
A hotel staff member happened to capture the moment the snowy owl hit the white snow field near Saint Barthelemy, Quebec, Canada.
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NASA invited Thai officials to test SEAC4RS
According to a reporter in Thailand, NASA has invited the official to inspect the aircraft and interview scientists related to the plan to use U-Tapao airport as a cente…
Medicine - Health
The first person to freeze the body waits for a chance of rebirth
Hal Finney is a cryptographer, programmer, one of the first people to join the bitcoin project, who died at the age of 58 August 28 in the United States.
New technology
Robotic kit with global safety certification
A robot called Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) made by the Japanese robot maker Cyberdyne, used to support the elderly and handicapped go strange.
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Robot framework for nuclear power plant workers
The semi-mechanical robotic frame (HAL) contains radiation shielding metal material and weighs about 70kg but the wearer can move very comfortably and perform various ta…
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Robots for nuclear power workers
Tokyo-based Cyberdyne Technologies (Japan) on Nov. 7 has released a robot skeleton to support the travel of workers at nuclear power plants.
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The robots' clothing helps the wearer to be ten times stronger
A Japanese man paralyzed from the waist down has embarked on an ambitious journey of climbing a mountain in Normandy with the help of a modern robotic outfit.
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Apparel help people easily walk
A Japanese company has launched a set of clothes designed to help people walk and move normally.
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Athlete suit helps carry hundreds of kilograms
HAL robot kit can help people carry heavy objects hundreds of kilograms
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Apparel help increase strength
Experts at the University of Tsukuba (Japan) have created a robotic outfit called the HAL, which energizes the hands and feet of the user.
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Robot robots help people with disabilities climb mountains
Two Japanese disabled people are expected to climb to the summit of Breithorn 4,164 meters high in the Swiss Alps with the help of climbers wearing robotic robes. This u…