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Instead of using a walking stick or specialized glasses, visually impaired people can walk easily with the aid of movement using sound waves.
Taking advantage of some used thermal sensors, Nguyen Duc Nhan, lecturer of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Quang Binh Agricultural and Industrial Vocational Sch…
More than half of the water is used for agricultural activities and the daily life of people in California, USA is provided by the currents in the Sierra ridges covered…
The fruit flies' neurons succeeded in establishing a biological development system, functioning logically, and showing that this biological development system, ...
US scientists have invented a new type of sensor to collect data on the defects of the bridge structure, in order to detect the risk of spoiled bridges early, avoiding u…
Researchers at Clarkson University (USA) have introduced a new wireless sensor that helps check the quality of bridges.
How to separate, select agricultural seeds (rice, corn; beans of all kinds ...) after harvesting into a shipment of large, strong and similar colors? Now the agricultura…
Most major automakers agree that the idea of replacing the 4,800 km engine oil once is too outdated, even 8,000 km, to be considered too frequent.
According to recent research by US scientists, nanometer-sized recesses on ultrathin gold films built on glass substrates can be used in biochemical sensors. This new te…
Do you know how automatic air conditioners work? It is possible that you do not see this problem as important, but where air conditioning is needed, this automatic opera…
Not to surf Facebook, to watch videos on YouTube, but covering the entire volcano in Nicaragua with the internet will help scientists gain data to predict when it is abo…
Equipped with a tiny sensor like a backpack, a flock of London pigeons has a mission to fly the city to measure air pollution.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution is the world's largest 'killer' and the culprit that kills more than 7 million people worldwide in 2012.
It took two years after the earthquake accompanied by a terrifying tsunami, Japanese experts officially completed the new early warning system, to minimize the damage of…
The Arctic ice is melting at the greatest speed in history and this speed tends to increase. That situation can make military and commercial activities more frequent in…