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According to the researchers, each increase of 0.1 units in the ratio between waist and hip increases the risk of breast cancer and a range of other diseases by 21%.
Researchers at Harvard University, USA have successfully developed new battery technology that can maintain energy for 10 years without charging.
Adcanced WindowsCare (AWC) is a powerful utility that maintains and optimizes your entire system as much as the massive programs you've ever known. Moreover, using AWC i…
Intel has introduced the vPro technology platform that includes both hardware and software, marking an important shift in recognition of the efficiency of computer syste…
Fighting robots are always an interesting topic for movie fans. However, the military in the world will not build these war machines, although it is possible, for these…
Not only is the solid robot repairing underwater works, robots, and maintenance robots, but now researchers also create a solid robot.
Eelume is the name of a snake-shaped robot. It will replace people doing maintenance work and repairing equipment placed under the ocean.
It is important to remove and clean the humid chamber, mortar munitions on the maintenance and repair line of bullets, and to ensure that the quality and longevity of th…
A US company has just launched a venerable men's locker, which helps women be free from the pain of their husbands loyalty.
A group of American students recently created a bracelet that can increase or decrease the body temperature as desired.
The US Aerospace Industries (NASA) is launching its first round of experiments in developing a robot capable of repairing and refueling satellites in space.
Fixing cracks in the highway is a costly and time-consuming task. As a result, scientists have developed a system that automatically patches cracks in the road, helping…
Road Administration 4 (Vietnam Road Administration) is effectively carrying out Carboncor Asphalt material in road maintenance and repair work.
On March 11, Canadian scientists will send a $ 200 million robot to the International Space Station (ISS) to carry out heavy work under the control of astronauts.