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Control your phone with your feet
If you have to put the baby in his arms to answer the phone or drop basket while he is shopping down just because you want to move to another song in the music player of…
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Invisibility on the cradle
The ability to create a bottom layer and special design allows one type of ship in the United States to move extremely fast and avoid detection of radar.
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Control your wheelchair with ... tongue
US specialists are testing a tongue that allows the paralyzed to drive wheelchairs in all directions.
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Video: Robot moves on all surfaces
Without the need for gravity to grasp the walls and ceilings, a new robot takes advantage of the fast-moving air stream, creating gravity on any surface.
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Hats help mute spelling
For people suffering from spinal injuries or illnesses that can not move their arms or are mute, a special device called intendiX will help them spell words based on bra…
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Buy through supermarket glass
A new technology has been developed that allows pedestrians to buy display products on glass doors without having to shop.
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Chip helps the paraplegic
British scientists have developed a chip that can help people with paralysis of their legs to move their stiff leg muscles.
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Driving device for the hearing impaired
If the driver is drunk with a cell phone, do not listen to the left turn or turn right from the navigation system, they can still get directions ...
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Boats take off in Iran
The Iranian military officially uses motor boats capable of flying into the air.
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Robot EMIEW2 controls posture as a human
Japanese consumer electronics company Hitachi has officially introduced a new product - Robot EMIEW2. It moves steadily and can control posture like humans.
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Robot can move by sea temperature
NASA has developed a new generation of underwater robots that can move based on seawater heat.
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Develop nano-robots to treat genetic diseases
Scientists at the California Institute of Technology in the United States have used nanoscale technology to make robots that can move in the blood.
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Manufacture of robots containing artificial musculoskeletal systems
Researchers at the University of Tokyo's Robotics Research Division at JSK have developed the Kojiro robot, which can move in a surprisingly fluid motion.
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Research into electrical insulators
Electronics can sometimes move as shakes as compasses and can form a special wave.
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Thanks to cheap chips, robots will be as popular as netbooks
Fujisoft, Japan has launched a robot that is capable of balance and mobility thanks to the Intel Atom CPU and Ubuntu Linux operating system.