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Kisaku Suzuki - The person who revolutionized the sushi industry in anger
Kisaku Suzuki, the world's first sushi robot maker, used to run a company that makes candy packing machines.
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Infrared biological gas stove: A technology, many benefits
Currently on the Vietnamese market, in addition to modern types of stoves such as gas stoves, electric stoves, and stoves, there are still types of stoves that use tradi…
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Keep track of your diet with a smart lunch box
Prepd Pack is a smart food box designed to make your lunch a breeze
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This semi-solid, half-liquid material can 'heal' itself
Scientists at Rice University in Texas have successfully developed a semi-solid, semi-solid material that can restore itself to its original state if it is cracked or pu…
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DARPA invests in software development tool 'semi-automatic'
The Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has invested $ 11 million in Rice University (USA) to develop the PLINY project that simplifies the software development pro…
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Screen development is based on the color change of ink
The squid has the ability to sense the surrounding color and immediately change the skin color to blend into the environment.
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Technology to produce tires from rice husk ash
The effect of husk ash on tire performance may be comparable to that used in tire production today.
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Self-destructable wood from rice hulls
Synthetic plastic chairs, synthetic carpets and biodegradable plastic bags in the future will be made from waste rather than oil.
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The world's most durable material
According to a report from scientists at Rice University in Texas, a material known as Carbyne, may be the most durable material in the world.
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Experimental application of water vaporization nanoparticle technology
Last year, researchers at Rice University announced a method to evaporate water with particles that absorb sunlight.
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Pesticide spraying robot
Young men in remote areas of An Giang province impressed the peasants when they successfully made the pesticide spraying robot instead of manually spraying it as before.
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Nano coating made of rice husk
Associate Professor Nguyen Thi Hoe, Chairman of Kova Paint Group, announced the results of her latest research on four types of nanoparticles made from rice husk: firepr…
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IPhone pads can be eaten
Owner of a bakery business in Japan, Mariko created the iPhone 5 can eat. This phone is called Senbei Survival.
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Manufacture of drilling fluids from grapphenne materials
Researchers at Rice University in the United States have been able to produce efficient, environmentally-friendly drilling fluids from graphene.
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Sanyo doubles the capacity of producing Gopan pot
Sanyo plans to build an assembly line for a rice cooker called Gopan to double its capacity to 20,000 units.