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Walking gloves
If you ever forget to park your car or have trouble finding something in the supermarket, a high-tech glove will help.
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US develops technology to detect dangerous objects
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has introduced a technology that detects dangerous objects with almost absolute accuracy.
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Sweep: 2 seconds see the object 2m away
Aoptix, a high-tech company in the United States, has invented the scarlet scanner capable of detecting objects at a distance of 2 meters in 2 seconds.
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'In' 3D objects with stone injection machine
Nowadays, 3D printers are becoming increasingly useful in industrial design. However, it is not environmentally friendly and is limited to small scale objects.
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Printer 'fiction' for astronauts
Just like everyday people, astronauts also have at times neglected to forget things at home. However, in the future, the lack of packaging is just a trivia. That's b…
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Diagnosis of diseases by sound
A team of scientists at Penn State University has recently created an ultrasound chip capable of accurately observing cell-level objects without invasion, promising nume…
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Gloves manipulate virtual objects
Gloves designed by MIT engineers have the ability to help users draw shapes, create shapes; rearranging virtual objects. The dragging and dragging of virtual objects in…
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Camera detects crimes
Generation cameras combined with new computer can analyze to see if the object being identified can be a crime or not. Devices that are installed in public places, build…
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We are selling 3D chocolate printer
The machine will help the lovers create their own chocolates. TS. Liang Hao of Exeter University and a team leader, set up the Edge Company to commercialize the device a…
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The fastest 3D printers produce smaller copies of sand grain
Austrian scientists broke the world record for fastest print speed and the smallest result from a 3D printer is smaller than a grain of sand.
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Camera records the hidden objects
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have released the first camera capable of recording objects obscured by obstacles.
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Robot recognizes the face
Japanese designers hope the robots will become health care vehicles in future hospitals.
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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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Octopus robot
Italian scientists have created a robotic prototype with a structure like tentacles of octopus. Thanks to its soft design, it is able to squeeze through complex terrain,…