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The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.
South Korean scientists turn the toilet into a sustainable energy producer that is capable of converting human waste into bioenergy.
We humans are often proud of their extremely flexible hands. Things like typing on a keyboard or making coffee, we can use our hands without focusing.
After attending DARPA's search and rescue robot competition last year, NASA continues to develop Valkyrie as a stand-alone robot.
Smart lights that recognize human activity to turn on / off automatically are not uncommon, however, the lights controlled by gestures and manipulations like Roome have…
Millions of people around the world are undergoing annual surgery. Many of them unfortunately suffered from complications, sometimes because the surgeon made a mistake.
OceanOne is a new model robot model of researchers from Stanford University (USA), with the ability to dive hundreds of meters below the ocean floor, serving jobs that p…
Scientists at the Australian National University (ANU) have successfully developed a camera lens that is 2,000 times thinner than human hair.
Peace of mind, not every time cats say they are planning to ban you and rule the world.
In the heat of the Scottsdale desert in Arizona (Western America), 147 brains and human bodies are
The Stage Robot not only possesses long, smooth black hair, porcelain white skin, soulful eyes but also communicates with eyes and talks like a real person.
Not only artificial skin or prostheses, scientists have now created artificial muscles for humans.
People can undergo physiological agitation when touching the sensitive parts of the robot, similar to touching another person.