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China builds the world's fastest wind tunnel
China says it is building a wind tunnel capable of simulating flights moving 25 times faster than the speed of sound.
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The victorious cyber-crooks win when imprisoned with human beings
Scientists at the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory in Tokyo, Japan successfully developed a robotic arm
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China develops facial recognition technology for chickens
With this upcoming product, users will be able to track the movement of chicks in real time via a GPS ring mounted on the chicken leg.
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Samsung is producing clothes that can charge the phone
Smart clothes Samsung will be able to
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Ironman sets help the inventor set a world record
The outfit is upright and controlled by hand movement, and the display inside the helmet provides up-to-date information on fuel consumption.
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The 'fiber optic network' helps thousands of people avoid landslides
It is estimated that about 8,000 people die each year from landslides. While many others have very few ways to get rid of these horrifying disasters.
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Confident robot leader Italy conductor
YuMi conducts the Lucca Philharmonic for the first time in a very clever move in Pisa, Italy, on Sept. 12, according to Reuters.
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Ultra-thin device, help pedestrians fully charge the phone battery
Scientists at Vanderbilt University in the United States have created a material that collects extremely small amounts of energy that can extract energy from human movem…
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Find fabric turning materials into health monitoring devices
This fabric is made of soft and wide sensors, which can transmit data on a variety of human body movements.
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Artificial intelligence predicts 'what will you do'
This is a new code that helps computers first observe every small movement of many people at the same time and have the ability to make robots understand language withou…
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The world's first self-charging smart charger
Most smartphones today have low battery capacity not enough to meet the needs of continuous use.
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The idea of using clothes to charge your mobile phone
US scientists are developing the idea of turning everyday clothes into cell phone chargers.
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New technology: Special 'emitting voice' eyeglasses for people with disabilities
Special glasses made for ESA astronauts (European Space Agency / ESA) today are used for people with disabilities to help them communicate.
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Braces help father feel the pedal while still in the womb
An intelligent bracelet that allows the baby to feel the movement of the baby is being built by Danish engineers.
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Launched a super speed camera of 100 billion fps, capturing light movement
At a rate of 100 billion frames per second, this camera application will really bring breakthroughs in the scientific world.