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Facebook has face recognition technology like the human eye
You can easily recognize the face of your friends, but the computer is not so sophisticated. Facebook is determined to change this.
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The first fish swimming fast, swimming like fish
A graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the United States has successfully developed a soft robot that can operate under water at a phenom…
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Producing canoe diving underwater
German engineers invented the type of canoe that could be submerged underwater like a jet device in James Bond's Thunderball movie in 1965.
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Homemade phones like Lego
Google has just announced plans to provide self-assembled phones like Lego toys, for $ 50 each, as early as next year.
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The 'feather' surface has many applications
Scientists at the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory have created a new material, which is filled with ultra-fine hairs, which can be used in a va…
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Successfully build the first plastic cell
Researchers at Radboud University's Department of Molecular Materials have successfully built the first plastic artificial cell based on the structure of a drop of water.
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See the most 'virtual' design of the iWatch
Designer Todd Hamilton created a much smarter and smarter iWatch device.
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Computers detect criminals before they happen and cameras that
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Robot is about to brain like human?
Humans are about to enter a new era of technology in which computers and robots can feel, act and even think through the use of a network similar to our own.
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The robot moves, climbing like real spiders
Parrot, a French robotics company, will bring to this year's CES a number of unique devices. Out of them are two robots
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The robot lifts the object 50 times its weight
US experts have just announced a new invention called
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Aircraft like insects
A team of researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has made a breakthrough in making flying insect flyers, called DelFly Explorer.
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Future screens: Air and fog
Physical buttons have drifted into the past, because now is the time of the touch screen. So what future interface technology will be?
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BioPen pen supports bone regeneration
Australian scientists have developed a portable 3D printer named BioPen that is capable of regenerating new bone tissue.
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Copenhagen wheel turns all bikes into hybrid cars
Do you like the idea of riding a bike to work without losing weight? If the answer is yes, you should buy yourself