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Test satellite maintenance robot
The US Aerospace Industries (NASA) is launching its first round of experiments in developing a robot capable of repairing and refueling satellites in space.
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The light for insomnia space station
NASA hopes to use light science to reduce dependence on sleeping pills by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Japan hopes to break world record for roller coaster ride
The new glider, called Gokurakutombo, is made of hard plastic foam and polycarbonate and weighs only 37 kg.
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Electronic eyes: add bright hope for blind people
Scientists have taken an important step in helping people with vision problems live an independent life after an Australian blind woman has recovered some eyesight thank…
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Eyeglasses designed exclusively for dieters
A type of 'trick' eyewear has just been announced in Japan, giving hope to those who want to diet but do not resist the temptation of food. The glasses help the wearer t…
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Robot recognizes the face
Japanese designers hope the robots will become health care vehicles in future hospitals.
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Robots help you get dressed
Persons restricted to arm movement (accident, old age or disability) often find it particularly difficult to wear clothing.
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Print blood cells with 3D technology
Scientists hope a new technique for printing artificial blood cells will soon become an important tool to aid efforts to save lives.
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Conserve animals by producing frozen stem cells
Scientists hope to create a 'frozen stem cell' zoo.
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Japan revealed the first stealth aircraft
Japan hopes to test the first stealth fighter for the next three years.
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The US has unmanned spy planes
A bagpipe disguised as a hummingbird has been unveiled by AeroVironment, a major contractor for the Pentagon, with a length of only 16cm and a lighter weight than an AA…
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New type of shock absorbers are resistant to high temperatures
The new shock absorber material can withstand extreme temperatures and it can be used in spacecraft engines as well as cars.
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'Man-made pancreas' - new hope for people with diabetes
Boston (USA) experts have run tests
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Successfully created the first 'electronic finger'
Scientists in Scotland have succeeded in building the plant
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The device charges wirelessly at a distance of 1m
According to the Daily Mail, Japanese scientists have researched a wireless charging device and successfully tested it. This type of device can charge the device is abou…