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Radar in the backpack
Referring to the radar we often think of cumbersome machines that detect and locate radio waves. An ordinary radar has a diameter of up to 40m. SpotterRF, however, has a…
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Canon produces fully automatic cameras
The camera maker is moving toward producing full-automatic digital cameras to cut costs. If successful, the reliance on machines can help maintain technological strength…
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US develops 'killer'
According to LiveScience, the idea of 'Iron Man' was inspired by American military scientists from the movie 'Predator' in 1987 and was tested in several…
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We are selling 3D chocolate printer
The machine will help the lovers create their own chocolates. TS. Liang Hao of Exeter University and a team leader, set up the Edge Company to commercialize the device a…
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HoverMast - Supercar camera tracking flight
HoverMast is a hovercraft in the air and can be mounted on a small vehicle such as an SUV. This device was developed by Sky Sapience and is still in the experimental pha…
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The 3D printer
A 83-year-old Belgian grandmother has just been announced as the first patient in the world to be
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Implant machines into insects - A new future for spy technology?
Investments in research and development of a machine insect to use for the purpose of super espionage.
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Developed a DNA decoder for just $ 1,000
AP announced a biotech firm that has developed a machine for decoding DNA for a day for $ 1,000.
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TrueBeam - The world's fastest and most accurate radiotherapy technology
Not only completely removing the tumor in the brain, TrueBeam radiotherapy also helped Helen recover her lost vision due to the effects of cancer.
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Wash clothes by sun exposure
In the near future, washing machines may no longer appear in households when clothes are only exposed to sun.
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Vending machines serve by mobile phones
Instead of cashing in the vending machine for purchases, you simply use your cell phone to dial the number on the vending machine, then press the pick button (via the nu…
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Play games with urine
Recently a British media company has developed a product that helps men to entertain while urinating by playing games. The interface of the game is controlled by the use…
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Equipment regulates eating habits
Doctors have added a new weapon to the fight against obesity - an electronic billboard that warns consumers not to devour food.
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Robot controls people
People build robots to do everything, and then it will be time for robots to be able to control ourselves.
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Snake machine nosing in nuclear power plant
Snake-shaped robots can perform difficult or dangerous tasks for humans such as checking radioactive concentrations in nuclear reactors or entering narrow spaces to save…