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An Indonesian man uses scrap metal to make his own rehabilitation arm.
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An Indonesian man uses scrap metal to make his own rehabilitation arm.
A Chinese man makes his own aircraft by taking advantage of old metal pieces and successfully flying the test.
Nguyen Duong Kim Hao's laser marking machine won the special prize of
Shaving the tongue may not be a habit of many people, but in reality we are ignoring one of the most important methods to improve general health.
Although only a small amount, aluminum also has the ability to poison ... According to Prof. Dr. Le Huy Ba, Director of the Institute of Science, Technology and Environm…
Using 100% recycled materials such as old bicycle slopes, automotive batteries, and wood chips ... Max Robson invented wind turbines with a cost of only 20 pounds (615 t…
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
Screen scraping is an unpleasant accident for mobile users. One of the reasons is that on the surface of the touch screen or TV are coated with a layer of tin oxide is q…
Robots are large in shape and size like the real characters in the famous Transformers movie made by Chinese farmers with scraps and old materials.
Scientists at the University of Freiburg in Germany are working on a project called Biofoambark to take advantage of scrap in the wood industry, turning them into foam f…
At the fair for environmental products in Tokyo, Sony invited some children to perform experiments. Put the paper into a mixture of water and some enzymes, shake and wai…
Removable glass can be reused to remove contaminants from groundwater, making water cleaner.
Flexoresearch has successfully built a series of synthetic enzyme solutions, extracted from mushrooms, that turn waste paper into useful products.
A man with no knowledge of aeronautics or mechanics in Kenya created an airplane from thrown things.
Scientists from the University of Portsmouth and Cambridge have successfully developed a new biomedical material from date biomass, said Phys.