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American companies use mushroom fibers to produce furniture
In nature, these fibers play the role of
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Creating two-dimensional materials cannot be found in nature
A team of RMIT University researchers in Melbourne, Australia has successfully developed an ultra-thin 2D material with a thickness just equal to atoms.
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The UAV model promises to change the military nature of the US military
In early September 2017, the Research Agency for Advanced Defense Projects (DARPA) proposed to develop FMR with an estimated budget of 375,000 USD in 2018.
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Reproduce the organ with a chip
In the field of Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from Ohio University announced the invention of a special chip that regenerates all types of cells, even the organ.
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The first artificial intelligence possesses 'curiosity' just like humans
Recently, scientists have succeeded in 'grafting' curiosity into artificial intelligence (AI), thereby motivating AI to explore itself within a virtual environme…
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New waterproof material helps boats run 'as fast as the wind'
Waterproof coatings seem to resist all the laws of nature. However, they are still too fragile to use in cases where there are strong external effects, whether for cloth…
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Artificial diamonds cut everything in nature
A team of researchers in Australia makes rare diamonds even harder than real diamonds in nature.
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An inventor created a fridge-freezer
You can look down on many things but never underestimate the power of creativity and human nature.
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The smallest reconnaissance robot in the world
Simulating the behavior of insects in nature, Harvard's micro-robots are considered to be extremely effective spy, search, and rescue.
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In order to get along with nature, the Japanese built a stealthy high-speed train
Engineer Kazuyo Sejima wants high-speed trains in Japan to be as stealthy as an airplane in the movie Wonder Woman.
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Artificial leaves produce gasoline
US scientists have successfully developed artificial leaves that can produce fuels such as gasoline and methane from CO2 and environmentally friendly sunlight.
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US study bulletproof vest from fishtail cover
Scientists at the University of California, San Diego, USA (UCSD) are looking for new materials in nature to help create more effective bulletproof jerseys. The research…
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Robot 'spy' penguins
According to the Los Angeles Times on November 3, a robot made by scientists at the University of Strasbourg (France), moved by wheel and shaped like a cute penguin.
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Extract audio from the vibration of objects
Six years ago in the Eagle Eye (2008), the Aria robot could tell what the room was saying just by looking at the vibration of the water in a nearby coffee shop.