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Scientists have created the sharpest laser in history
Scientists have set a new record of laser sharpness when a laser has a linewidth of only 10 milihertz (0.01 hertz).
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Tattoo stickers last for 2 weeks but are as sharp as real
Based on the new technology, Inkbox's tattoo stickers can last for a period of 2 weeks and still achieve the same sharpness as real tattoos.
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Electric saw made from shark teeth: 'Super sharp' machine
A group of researchers combined the teeth of different types of sharks to create an electric saw named after
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Uni-ball Kuru Toga - Unscrewed pencil without grinding
The disadvantage of using pencils is that we have to constantly brush, even when using a pencil, while writing, we also have to rotate the pen several times.
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NEC introduces 'ultra-resolution'
The company plans to use the new technology for traffic censors and says it can enlarge images of objects by four times, but the image is still clear.
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Sharp launches customizable screen
Immediately after introducing the energy-efficient IGZO screen, Sharp made the world a surprise when it unveiled the free-form display that can be freely customized in d…
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Automatic refrigerator door lock when earthquake
The new Sharp Plasma Cluster refrigerator is capable of detecting earthquakes and automatically closes, allowing food to not fall to the floor.
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Camera based on insect eyes
Inspired by the eye of insects, US scientists have said they have made digital dome cameras, with unusually wide angles and sharp images.
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Energy consumption map of the world
Deschínes, scientist Felix Pharang, used data collected from satellites to produce sharp contrasting images of energy consumption among the world's powers with some of t…
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Sharp is coming out of the vacuum cleaner market to say
Sharp Corp. Japan said on May 8 that it will launch a vacuum cleaner capable of detecting and responding to commands and voice prompts in early June.
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Brain sharp thanks to thinking
Often find yourself or think rambling while working? Good news, because that's a sign that you may have a good memory.