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'Rubber Snake': Electric energy from ocean waves
A device made up of giant rubber tubes may have the decisive significance in making electromagnetic energy from ocean waves.
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Contact lenses 'versatile'
Contact lenses are not just vision correction lenses, but they can also cure eye diseases in the future, according to US scientists.
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Leather for robots
Japanese researchers have created a special 'skin' rubber for the robot, which allows the robot to feel pressure and temperature just like humans do.
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Tire warning when exhausted
US researchers are developing a tire that can tell the driver when it is about to exhaust, by attaching a special sensor.
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The furniture changes color according to the mood
A person walks into a room with a Fuwapica table set, placed on a table of favorite things, a green jar and sit on one of the chairs. Slowly, the white chair turns blue…
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Wheelchairs controlled by ... tongue
Engineers in the United Kingdom and the United States have developed a wheelchair to help people with paralysis of the limbs can be controlled by the tongue. The medium…
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The device reveals student mood during class time
In the future, university teachers will have a computer tool that will reveal the student's mood during class time. This student concentration system is currently in…
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US made material harder than diamonds
US researchers at the University of California, Berkeley (UCLA) have created a material that is roughly equivalent to diamonds but does not require high pressure to prod…
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New personal submarine
The world's first personal submarine was launched for $ 127,308 / unit. Dutch designers say the tiny C-Quester submarine will make owners feel like they fly in the water…
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Stamping automobile shell with virtual technology mold
For the first time, scientists of the Department of Pressure Machining - Hanoi University of Science and Technology - have researched and designed the fabrication of aut…
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New materials like human skin
US scientists are making a tactile sensor capable of responding to the pressure and smoothness of the surface equivalent to real fingers. This future breakthrough will p…
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Stair climbing robot & high pressure jet dyeing machine
South Korea is hoping to become the second-largest country in the world after Japan successfully produced stair climbing robots (Honda products). Over the past week, the…