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Overtime moves instantaneously
Instantaneous displacement technology can only exist in science fiction films, after calculations show that each transplant takes up to 350,000 times the age of the univ…
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The computer increases the resolution for the image under the microscope
Without interacting with optics, researchers use a computer program to process and combine images from devices.
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Pain relief bed for immobile patients
Difficult or immobile patients will be less afraid of fear and pain when moving or cleaning, thanks to a smart bed invented by a young man in HCMC.
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Breakthrough opens the hologram era
Moving the hologram screen in the Star Wars movie is no longer a distant prospect, thanks to the breakthrough in 3D technology.
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From robots to unmanned aircraft for agriculture
Moving slowly between rows of apple trees, two new workers are examining ripe and ground fruits to see if more fertilizer or irrigation water is needed.
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Smart stick
Older people who have difficulty remembering the road can rely on smart sticks equipped with Android operating system to navigate in the inner city.
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Robots kick the ball like people
South Korea's RoboBuilder robotics group has recently built a moving robot like a real football player and knows how to find a bunch
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Can move faster than light?
Moving faster than light is not fiction but reality - mathematicians at the University of Adelaide try to prove it.
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Camera captures 1,000 billion images per second
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the US have created a camera capable of capturing 1,000 billion images in just one second, meaning that the m…
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US - South Korea: Deep-scatter robot development
Under the auspices of the US government, US and Korean scientists have created moving robots as worms on surfaces by bending themselves. K
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The robot's legs move like human legs
To create this breakthrough, experts from the University of Arizona have used ground-based knowledge from the field of neural architecture, skeletal muscle architecture,…
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Gesture-inspired touchpad display
With Leap technology, the computer will be smaller without the mouse and keyboard. You can scroll the page, move everything on the screen by moving your finger. Handwrit…
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The neutrinos move faster than the speed of light
A group of European scientists have suggested that neutrinos can travel faster than light velocity, acknowledging that Einstein was right and that subatomic elements, li…
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Canon produces fully automatic cameras
The camera maker is moving toward producing full-automatic digital cameras to cut costs. If successful, the reliance on machines can help maintain technological strength…
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Image of atom moving in molecule
Physicists from Ohio State University have for the first time taken a special picture of the real motion of an atom inside a molecule, using A new technique can turn one…