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Smart pajamas help diagnose sleep
A new pajamas developed by US researchers can analyze the wearer's body indicators.
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'Super' unmanned aircraft monitors ships causing pollution
A fleet of unmanned aircraft will begin monitoring the airspace of some of the busiest ports in the world with the goal of cutting pollution from cargo ships.
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Prostate cancer: Treatment or not?
Active monitoring is an accepted and widely adopted option in the medical community over the past 10 years as a way to reduce unnecessary treatment of prostate cancer.
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American developed smart pill
US scientists have developed and tested on smart pig pills to release antibiotics and monitor body temperature.
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Volt Island Surtsey: Prohibited from the mysterious period of the scientific world off Iceland
Since its discovery, the island has always been strictly monitored. On Surtsey, a small house is set up for scientists allowed to board the island.
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Radar is unique in the world of Russia
These three new Russian radar systems allow Russia to monitor the situation in both China and the Middle East.
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Secret to proactively respond to a big storm
Here is a summary of the tips to help you experience prevention, standard when the flood storms come, invite you to consult.
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Power saving with smart software manufactured by students
The software will display the parameters of power consumption, current, voltage ... help managers can monitor the amount of electricity consumed in a building.
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Radiation levels increased near the place where the North tried the H bomb
Monitoring stations on the China-Korea border detect a trend of increased radiation, but experts suspect this may be due to natural causes instead of the H. bomb test.
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Which country is the most lazy person in the world?
This study is based on the database of users of the Argus application on their phones, designed to monitor daily activity.
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People can create gravitational waves
The gravitational wave monitoring station (LIGO) publishes the greatest scientific discovery of 2016. That is how people can create gravitational waves.
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Sensors help predict accidents 3 weeks in advance
There are many dangers at older people. It can be harmful to their health, or even lead to death. But now, researchers have developed a revolutionary home surveillance s…
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Inside Australia's largest incinerator
The burning of the body in a crematorium takes place in a strict process to ensure that the ash is free of metal impurities.
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Can someday cells in your body connect to your smartphone?
With recent research, scientists think it is possible.
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Uncover the mystery of childbirth in the old palace ban
In the ancient Chinese royal palace, the non-frequency care from the time of birth to after birth is strictly regulated.