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Floating Hospital on the sea
Marino Alfani - a sailboat designer in Italy has come up with the idea of a hospital at sea after having a chance to talk to a friend who is on a medical mission in Afri…
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Octopus robot
Italian scientists have created a robotic prototype with a structure like tentacles of octopus. Thanks to its soft design, it is able to squeeze through complex terrain,…
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The world's largest turbine generator
Clean power generation from the turbines that France is about to launch could generate power for 400 families living in a village.
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Turns the ocean into electricity with 99% efficiency.
Among renewable energy sources, marine energy has not been utilized much, although it is known that its conversion efficiency to electricity is the highest. The US Air F…
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The US Navy piloted a self-generated energy system at sea
Recently, a self-generated wave energy generator called PowerBuoy has been able to generate self-powered power for marine equipment that has been tested by the US Navy.
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Clean technology of the US military
Bio-fuel for fighters, marine batteries for marine batteries are environmentally-friendly technologies used by the US military.
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The masterpieces of ocean exploration technology
For many of us, the space outside of Earth is probably the last frontier. As for marine biologists, oceans also contain many mysteries like space.
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Turn ocean into a powerhouse
Experts at the Florida Institute of Technology (US) are experimenting with technology that turns the energy produced by ocean waves into electricity.
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New technology to extract fiber from algae for textile industry
China is a world leader in textiles with nearly 60 million tonnes of fiber per year.
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Marine environmental simulation equipment
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.