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A new invention is launched, chefs are at risk of unemployment, Tet 'burning sin' is no longer a worry
This invention has such superior capabilities that it can cook like a chef and do many housework like a maid.
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Found a way to turn fossils into diamonds
Scientists at Stanford University have a way to turn fossil materials into pure diamonds.
Science invention
Inventing a way to create hydrogen fuel from seawater
Stanford University scientists have invented a way to create hydrogen fuel from seawater when using solar energy, opening up the ability to create clean energy without C…
Oceanography
Video: Creatures create strong currents in the ocean
The Stanford University team found that small marine organisms can have a big impact when swimming into billions of cubs.
Archeology
How does the Neanderthals prevent humanity from getting sick with flu?
Scientists from Stanford University have discovered that ancient dates have led to an important exchange of DNA to protect people from disease after they leave Africa.
Science story
The 33-year-old Vietnamese female professor of apprentice studies in the US
Post-doctoral research at the world's leading Stanford University, Ngo Thi Minh Thuy (33) was appointed by the famous medical school of Oregon Health and Science Univers…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence can predict when you die
Overcoming illness is everyone's hope, so Stanford University's artificial Artificial Intelligence (USA) also faced many criticisms when it was born.
Computer science
The software recognizes the object and what is happening in the image
Stanford University researchers developed a computer program called NeuralTalk with the ability to analyze and express what is happening in a photo with fairly high accu…
New technology
Revealing the 'super small' robot can load heavy objects ... 40 times its weight
In the document Stanford University published in Science Robotics shows that the new micro-robots can move in the air with loads greater than 40 times their weight.
New technology
OceanOne - the humanoid divers robot of Stanford University researchers
OceanOne is a new model robot model of researchers from Stanford University (USA), with the ability to dive hundreds of meters below the ocean floor, serving jobs that p…
New technology
The tiny robot has the ability to pull objects 100 times heavier
This robot experiment takes the idea from the gecko's ability to climb.
New technology
Aluminum battery test: cheap, not burnt, fully charged within a minute
Lithium batteries that we use today have the advantage of high capacity but it is very easy to burn as well as long charge.