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Bringing robots to simulate humans and insects into life
To create products with high authenticity, Kokoro Company in Hamura City, a suburb of Tokyo, has recruited leading experts in engineering, computer programming and model…
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The smallest propeller in the world
Scientists around the world are creating nanobots called nanobots. One of the main goals is to provide pharmaceuticals exactly what they need inside the body.
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Indoor farms provide high productivity
Humans have spent more than 10,000 years of agricultural history and know a natural disaster such as droughts and floods that could wipe out their energy during the year.
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Biological robots are made of human tissue, which can be used to implant
Scientists at the University of Illinois, Berkeley, have created a robot that is just over 1cm in size, built on the backbone hydrogel printed from a 3D printer.
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Artificial Intelligence is ready to launch
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has long been considered a scientific idea that is hard to come by.
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Sony develops camera-like 'human eye'
While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
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Robots travel all over Canada
A new robot with self-commencing and human-to-human communication will begin the journey of exploring Canada in the near future.
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The world's first robotic announcer
Japanese robot expert at the University of Osaka, Hiroshi Ishiguro, has exhibited at the Miraikan Museum in Tokyo, a showcase of robotics with many features and capabili…
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Panasonic launches a robot frame that can support people
According to a reporter in Japan, Active Link Technology Company of Panasonic Electronics Group officially announced the robot frame models to support human activities.
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Using Van Gogh's 3D printers with human tissue
Famous 19th century Vincent van Gogh in a distressing dystopian left his own ear.
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Pepper: The first robot to read human emotions
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
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The machine reads human dreams
US scientists have developed a 'dream reader'. Use this machine to read the human dreams, bringing the details of the dream in the human brain displayed on a lar…
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Small heart pacemakers and wireless charging
Scientists have found a way to charge non-wires for devices inside the human body.
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Graphene is not human and environmental friendly
Graphene has always been considered a magic material and so far there has been a lot of scientific research to exploit graphene to apply in life.
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Robot teasing when talking
Not only is humor, the robot that has just been released in Japan is also capable of knowing when its joke has become ungainly.