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Robot learning to dance
Japanese scientists have successfully made robotics and dance. This robot can remember the traditional dance based on the movements of the dancers. According to the rese…
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Remote control system with teeth
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…
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Remote control of TV by hand
Two Australian engineers, Prashan Premaratne and Quang Nguyen, are coming close to completing the idea of allowing TV viewers to switch channels, control DVD players or…
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Germany develops electronic robot
Germany is the second largest country producing and using industrial robots in the world. Robot movements must be faster and more accurate and capable of lifting heavy o…
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The new device is capable of measuring fast movements at the nanoscale
A new nanoscale device has just been developed at the JILA Institute (the collaboration between the NIST Institute and the University of Colorado in Boulder) - a small y…
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Backpackers light weight when walking
After inventing an energy-backed backpack that can power a machine, a US researcher is now finding ways to help those who wear heavy bags on their backs.
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Palm replacement remote control device?
A team of researchers at the University of Osaka (Japan) has developed a system that uses hand movements that allow the replacement of a remote control device to control…
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Remote person control
Australian scientists have reported in Nature on Aug. 7 that they can control other people's movements with a remote control system like a remote television.
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Robot arm controlled by thought
Japanese scientists have successfully built a thought-controlled robotic arm that marks an important milestone in making body parts to replace human body parts and can b…
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Turns the person's body energy into a battery
Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology are studying ways to convert energy from muscle movements and elastic to more flexible electrical power than traditiona…
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The first molecule in the world goes on two legs
The scientists created a molecule that walked on its legs when it felt hot or when laced with the tip of a scanning microscope.