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Headphones use the human body as the conductor
Sony's research center in Tokyo has just discovered how to connect headphones to portable music players and video players without the need for wires. Their solution…
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Robot eat living creatures
Oceans with many mysteries always attract the attention of human discovery. To some extent people can not explore the ocean themselves but need a replacement. That is th…
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Manufacturing 'da' for robots
Researchers in Japan have created a special skin for the robot to look more human.
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New type detector detects weapons in humans
A new generation high-frequency radio scanner will provide greater support for airports and railroad security, thanks to the ability to automatically detect daggers or h…
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Robot arm controlled by thought
Japanese scientists have successfully built a thought-controlled robotic arm that marks an important milestone in making body parts to replace human body parts and can b…
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The smallest ball field in the world
A German scientist has created the smallest football stadium in the world - so small that 20,000 such football stadiums incorporate a human hair.
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New materials like human skin
US scientists are making a tactile sensor capable of responding to the pressure and smoothness of the surface equivalent to real fingers. This future breakthrough will p…
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What genetic variation makes our species unique?
This generation follows the other generation, anthropologists always looking for ways to discover what made us human. The famous classical painter Louis Leakey thinks th…
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Brainwashing can control the robot
In a step toward linking human ideas to machines, Japanese automaker Honda Motor Corp. has developed a technique that uses brain signals to control very simple movements…
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Robot replaces the legs
A team of Japanese scientists is developing a bipedal robot that promises to replace human legs in mobility for the elderly as well as the disabled. The current version…
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Build human parts with ... printers!
Thanks to a printer, spray ... cell on a biological paper, it is soon possible to create the kind of mechanism as desired. This US research project opens a promising pro…
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Cheap gene map for individuals
In 2003, the Human Genome Map Project ended with nearly 25,000 human genes being decoded. Now people are racing to have a genetic map for each person at a cheap price. T…
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Robots take care of the elderly
One of the Japanese researchers said they have built robots called RI-MAN that are full of hearing, vision, smelling and possible functions.
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Idea: The media player in the mood
One scientist jokingly said that the biggest difference between a woman and a TV is that women read the mood of the person they are talking about and make the right choi…
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Manufacturing remote lie detectors
From a distance, shine a ray on the person to measure the person's psychophysical response to the skin. Americans are building a remote lie test device. The Department o…