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Introducing new octopus robots that can move flexibly like 'real goods'
The robot that Laschi's group created is extremely flexible and capable of responding to the environment better than other robots.
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The explorer is as flexible as the sea slug
US researchers have created a flexible and flexible robot, inspired by the design of the slug, for exploration.
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Having a transplant makes you half asleep without suffering pain
The human body is wonderful but not perfect. It can have defects, damage and disease that can be attacked with little or no warning.
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Successfully developing artificial muscles like real ones, being able to reproduce themselves
Not only artificial skin or prostheses, scientists have now created artificial muscles for humans.
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New-style packaging helps preserve food better than plastic wrap
Preserving food by using sealed plastic film is very popular now.
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Super metamaterials can lift a mass of 1000 times it
In material science, you should never underestimate the power of an object, although it seems very small.
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Made gloves help people climb the vertical glass wall
It's easier to imagine when you remember Spider Man, the guy climbing, cow crawling on every surface.
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Develop super-elastic gel, remove the wound from peeling
When the wound is in the correct position of the joint, the medical patch will always peel off. In the future, this will never happen again.
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Store electricity in ultra-thin paper
Not only is the storage capacity of supercapacitors equivalent, the electrical storage material can recharge hundreds of times with each charge lasting only a few second…
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HeLi-on: The portable battery comes with a revolving energy-saving pin
The HeLi-on is a compact cell battery (2,600mAh), and the most distinctive feature is that it comes with a rechargeable solar cell for self-charging.
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Bio-healing sponge with water, cut off as it was
Do you believe that the fiber in the seaboard will resuscitate itself when the shark bites, the device implanted in human body will heal when damaged, ...? This is due t…
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Shampoo from shrimp shells decomposed
Perhaps no one imagines that decomposing shrimp shells can also be used to make shampoos. Recently, British scientists have discovered in the shrimp shell decomposition…
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Self-cooled roofing materials
Scientists at the University of Technology in Sydney have invented a self-cooled roof material.
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New type of super waterproof oil and water material
Scientists have created a new material that can keep dirt particles from sticking.
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Detecting new material state 'topological glasses' with pasta noodles
Two researchers Davide Michieletto and Professor Matthew Turner from the University of Warwick (UK) have come to a very interesting place in the hope of explaining the c…