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Japan: Wheelchairs for wheelchair users
With aging population, designers are turning to robots that can help older people in their daily activities. One of those inventions was a chair that could control the v…
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Increase memory density with nanowires
US physicists have announced a new technique that allows us to jump one step further in the use of magnetic nanowires for high-density information storage devices.
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Wireless devices move in the arteries
Researchers at Montreal Polytechnic Institute have made the world's first breakthrough in technology that could upset medical science. They have moved a wireless dev…
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Robots move in the body to make predictions and heal
A team of researchers from Ritsumei-kan University and several Japanese electronics companies, including Omron, have created a miniature robot prototype that can move in…
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Clock runs with motion
The TAG Heuer Monaco V4 is unlike any other conventional watch, it does not work with energy batteries or mechanical wiring. Inside the watch is a heavy platinum. When t…
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Robot performs human commands
Scientists at the University of Washington have successfully built robots that follow orders, directing humans by controlling the signal from the brain. From the study o…
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Asimo will come to America
Honda will release the latest version of its North American Asimo robot at the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). This is the first time this smart robot has come to…
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China manufactures protective robots
Chinese scientists have created a robot that can help ensure security in public places. It is expected to be sold in the next 2-3 months.
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The most modern elevator in the world
Every elevator user wants to move fastest without having to stop the middle tier while tall buildings do not have much room to install large numbers of elevators.
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Creating clay lightning in the laboratory
Lightning lightning - glowing fireballs that slowly move mysteriously often appear in thunderstorms - were created in the laboratory of Max Planck Institute for Plasma P…
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Robot replaces the legs
A team of Japanese scientists is developing a bipedal robot that promises to replace human legs in mobility for the elderly as well as the disabled. The current version…
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Robots like real people
1.6m tall, weighing 50kg, looking remotely, EveR-1 looks like a real man with pink skin. The only significant disadvantage of
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Robot controlled by living cells
For the first time, the live robot works by Dr. Klause Peter Johner of Sauthampton University has been launched. These are fungi that grow on mold, sensitive to light, a…
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Modern science and technology: Sharks = spies
Imagine you are wearing a shark! You will move underwater without making noise, feel the electric field, 'catch' the scent and search in the darkness of deep pools for h…
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High-tech eyeglasses change from near-sighted
A new type of eyewear can move the focus from a distance to a nearby object, allowing the elderly to see things more clearly. The product will soon replace existing bifo…