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China has a private player named Golaxy named AI. Last week, it defeated the Chinese player who took second place in the world, Ke Jie.
China is facing a very large gender gap and is clearly lacking in women.
This mirror is named SELFIE (short for Self Enhancing Live Feed Image Engine).
Just put on a raincoat named Raincatch on you and you never have to worry about thirst. It is a new raincoat product with the function of filtering water, turning rain w…
As two products of the Georgia Technology Center, two robots named Simon and Shimon have amazing human action simulation capabilities.
Scientists at Tokyo University introduced their latest robot in the design and manufacture of robots. It was a robot boy named Nobi, a boy of 9 months old.
Designer Paul Hernon (British) has introduced the world's first foldable bathroom, named Vertebrae, which is very suitable for narrow houses or rooms.
Mexicana Tecnologia Mexicana (TAM), Mexico, has designed a small helicopter named Libelula, which experts call
The first patent-born typewriter belonged to an Englishman named Henri Mill since 1714, although it was not yet completed. More than a century later, in the United State…
A hacker named Gabriel invaded the computer system of the publisher Bloomsbury (London) and captured the content of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, episode 7 and a…
This versatile camera is named DXG-506V; achieve image resolution of up to 5.1 megapixels; Direct movie recording with MPEG-4 standard; It also acts as a webcam when con…
Why are Android versions named after sweet desserts? Is it because Google thinks Android is the sweetest gift for users?
With a software named Processing with a suitable 3D printer, users will be able to convert digital music files into recordings on their favorite CDs.
Named Duqu by Symantec, the virus is capable of breaking the control system of power plants, refineries and other important infrastructure networks.
Scientists believe that a computer system, named CRAB, can 'read' medical literature in the same way as humans, promising to make important breakthroughs in the field of…