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The first intelligent pulling tin in the world
Smart handles, built-in rechargeable battery for mobile devices, electronic scales, SOS emergency monitoring and alarm system. Floatti even has a separate tray for the o…
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Can your body's motion generate electrical energy?
Imagine that electrical energy is always around us, just as you move, or walk a step can produce energy.
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Instantaneous information transfer by laser beam
German scientists use lasers to instantly move information from one point to another without changing the material and losing energy.
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Sea-going hybrid airplanes move with air cushion
FlyShip is a type of ocean transport designed by German engineers to provide full functionality of ships, aircraft and air-cushioned vessels.
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Robot does not need sticky feet on the wall
The robots were able to easily walk on water, but now they can walk on the wall. It will be an effective tool to rescue people in ruins, natural disasters.
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The 'goddess' helps the dead fish to swim
A US company that makes a stick-shaped device can make life-like bait move like it did when alive.
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Russia has successfully built a cockroach robot
Russian scientists and engineers at the Federal University Immanuel Kant Baltic have created a cockroach robot using bio-inspired technology.
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Electric wheelchair climbing stairs
The wheelchair is made by a group of Swiss students to help people with disabilities move well on uphill and rough terrain, such as stairs.
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US micro-robotic systems carry syringes into the spinal cord
US scientists have created a micro-magnetic robot system that can swim in blood vessels and spinal cord, carry an electric syringe from a syringe or dissolve blood clots…
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Japan produces self-propelled robots instead of medical trolleys
Japanese scientists have successfully created a self-propelled robot that can replace traditional medical stretcher in hospitals.
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Find the key to predict the volcanic eruption
Research indicates that the precise determination of how magma moves is the key to predicting volcanic eruptions.
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Smart shoes create electricity
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.
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Robot controlled by the eyes of Vietnamese students
The 22-year-old man created an eye-controlled robot, hoping to use the technology to help people with disabilities move and manipulate objects by eye movement.
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Robot can move like octopus
Octopuses can wander in the ocean by using suction cups under the tentacles.
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China's ultrasound submarine runs to the US in 100 minutes
China has taken a step closer to the ambition to create an ultrasound submarine that could move from Shanghai to San Francisco in less than two hours.