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Athlete suit helps carry hundreds of kilograms
HAL robot kit can help people carry heavy objects hundreds of kilograms
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Driving with ... hips
Exmovere Holdings has introduced a handy, self-balancing vehicle called a 'carriage'.
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Charge it by 'waving'
Imagine that all you have to do to charge your ipod or blackberry is to wave your hands, stretch your arms or walk?
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Robots inspired by nature
Nature has created hundreds of creatures with complex and unique movements. This is the inspiration for the technician to design robots.
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i-Sobot - Robot of 2008
The i-Sobot robot, once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot, was commercially produced, crowned ...
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Use radar tracking baby
Engineers at the University of Florida used radar technology commonly used in military surveillance equipment
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Robot expresses emotions
UK scientists have successfully built a robot that resembles a human. It also has the ability to mimic the emotional expression and movement of the human lips.
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Dogs running, climbing and porters
BigDog quickly became a star after millions of people watched the video about it on the Internet.
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Equipment to help drive a wheelchair by the tongue
A new device that uses a tiny magnet can help a disabled person re-roll a wheelchair or turn on the computer just by using the tip of the tongue, the American researcher…
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Airacuda - fish machine
Festo, an international automotive technology developer, designed and created the Airacuda, a remote-controlled pneumatic pneumatic fish.
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Inventing laughter gauge
Japanese professor Yoji Kimura believes that laughter is a weapon that can end a war. Only thing is how to measure it. So, he created a charting machine and set the unit…
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Self-propelled robots made by Vietnam
A self-propelled robot (self-moving) that can operate in many different directions has been successfully researched and manufactured by Ho Chi Minh City University of Te…
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Dance to the floor for electricity
An intelligent dance floor uses the dancers' movements to light up and sweat them to flush toilets that may be launched in the Netherlands next year.
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Control the device by ... grinding teeth
Researchers at Osaka University (Japan) have successfully created communication devices between people and machines through grinding teeth. This system can be used for p…
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The smallest, lightest, and cheapest robot
By high technology but cheap, a technology company in Taiwan has launched the smallest, lightest and most inexpensive humanoid robot in the world.