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Technology can help buildings resist earthquakes
Mathematicians at the University of Manchester (UK) say the 'elastic waves' of earthquakes can be diverted around an object, similar to the way waves move in rec…
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Wheelchair control wheel
Persons with spinal cord injuries who have paralysis may still be able to control the wheelchair if the tongue is still moving.
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The car itself charging
Battery charging technology for electric cars is moving from fast charging to battery replacement to wireless charging. But engineers at Stanford University have come up…
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Robot gloves help rehabilitation
Patients who have difficulty moving their fingers after an accident or stroke will soon receive help from a robot glove developed by Italian engineers.
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Two-wheeled electric vehicle 'made in Vietnam'
A student at the Polytechnic University of Ho Chi Minh City has built a self-balancing two-wheeled vehicle, moving smoothly in traffic congestion, and limiting the impac…
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Video: Robot moves on all surfaces
Without the need for gravity to grasp the walls and ceilings, a new robot takes advantage of the fast-moving air stream, creating gravity on any surface.
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Is it possible to save whole movie of the year into a phone?
Now, IBM researchers are moving closer to commercializing the testing technology that could save a cellphone for all the movies made this year.
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Radar Detectors help detect suicide bombers
Police radars, used to detect cars moving at high speeds, can help identify suicide bombers in the crowd.
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Vietnam Robot exhibited the largest exhibition in the world
These industrial robots can do many workplace replacement jobs in manufacturing plants such as welding, painting, assembling, packaging, moving materials, etc.
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Japan develops self-propelled moving equipment
An idea to create a ski simulator can help people play at anytime and anywhere.
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The camera has the 'fastest' shooting speed in the world
University of California scientists say they have succeeded in making a camera capable of taking 6 million images per second.
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Wheelchairs for the disabled
German experts have successfully developed an intelligent aid tool that facilitates the mobility of people with disabilities.
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'Super Paper' is more durable than cast iron
Moving your fingers through a sheet of paper will be much harder, thanks to the development of a new kind of paper that is much stronger than cast iron.
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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…