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Bed to treat illness
Science invention

Bed to treat illness

Surely many of you like the feeling of sleeping in the morning, even if it is this sleepiness that can be harmful to late work or school, but many people still

December 14, 2018
Earthquake-proof bed
Science invention

Earthquake-proof bed

China has just patented the inventor of an automatic bed to help people peacefully wake up in an earthquake. Mr. Wang Wenxi's design

December 14, 2018
Study while sleeping
Science invention

Study while sleeping

The sleepy students will surely feel excited when they know the type of pillow helps people acquire knowledge in their newly born sleep.

December 14, 2018
10 unique inventions in 2006
Science invention

10 unique inventions in 2006

Inventor (American Inventor) has published a list of the most unique inventions in 2006 voted by technology readers. Whether complicated or simple, these inventions are…

December 14, 2018
Automatic fire extinguisher for 3 seconds
Science invention

Automatic fire extinguisher for 3 seconds

From the thought of how to sleep under gas tanks without being afraid of fire or explosion, after many times tinkering with the final test of the father and son Phan Din…

December 14, 2018
Sleep well with Goodnight Timer
Computer science

Sleep well with Goodnight Timer

Listening to music when sleeping is a habit of many people. However, what people wonder is that it is impossible to turn off the computer that is listening to music if t…

December 14, 2018
'Paste' notes on the desktop to remember things
Computer science

'Paste' notes on the desktop to remember things

Yellow or green, red stickers have become familiar to busy people. But a messy, crumpled sticky paper can cause stress, especially when they are blown away by the wind o…

December 13, 2018
Computers can break your sleep
Computer science

Computers can break your sleep

If you don't sleep well, it could be because of your laptop, smartphone or tablet, according to a study by the US NSF.

December 13, 2018