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An American company invented something that could help tombstones send messages of dead people to mobile phones of living people.
The equipment, furniture, 2 in 1, below make the space more compact and tidy.
Japan's leading household electric producer has just announced the world's first electric rice cooker capable of turning rice into bread, and predicts it will create a f…
Odegon Odour Tags deodorant is sewn or in clothing can eliminate body odor that many people feel lack of confidence, without using a daily deodorant roller.
It took an hour, with the cost of 90,000 - 600,000 VND, the students were able to assemble a telescope ...
A company in Russia has successfully built a small submarine powered by users' pedal power.
Peanut harvesting machine THL - 02 by Dr. (Dr. Do Huu Khi) and research team of the Institute of Agricultural Electrical Engineering and Post-harvest Technology Ministry…
A 'barefoot engineer' in Vinh Phuc province has successfully built a convenient mobile bed for paralyzed people.
Victims in high-rise buildings can quickly escape the fire area with a tube at a speed of 4 m / s.
Breastfeeding is a familiar practice for parents. But, it is necessary to cook water, make milk quite a lot and take time.
The first fish robot in Vietnam has been checked and accepted at Ho Chi Minh City Department of Science and Technology on December 16. This fish is remote controlled, ca…
Mr. Dang Hoang Son, 41 years old, in Ward 2, Vinh Long City, Vinh Long Province, came up with the idea: to make fuel-saving sets for old motorcycles.
Vegetable disinfectants use both the combination of ozone and ultrasound to kill 99% of bacteria in just 10 minutes.
A group of district doctors in Nam Dinh reduced the incubator price to VND 2 million, helping local premature children not to transfer to care at a higher level hospital.
After 6 years of research, Chris Ebejer, a British, has produced a discolored clothing when children show signs of high body temperature.