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Manufacturing robots for pediatric patients
Belgian scientists at the University of Brussels have developed a robot that caters to pediatric patients.
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Robot self-study science
Experts in Wales and the United States have successfully built inference machines, hypothesized and conducted scientific experiments.
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How to make new hydrogen
Scientists at Penn State University and Virginia Commonwealth University have discovered a way to produce hydrogen by exposing aluminum clusters to water.
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The United States researched and built robot warriors
The US military will design combat robots capable of operating independently, programmed to prevent acts of violation of war crimes.
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The first town was powered by wind power
Four turbines power the 1300 town of Rockport in the United States, making it the first community in the United States to rely entirely on wind power to operate.
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Robots know when we are sad, happy or angry
A robot with sympathetic words for us is no different from fiction, but with the support of the neural network European scientists are now working on creating robots of…
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Quantum effect in diamonds
Physikalisches Institute of Stuttgart University created the entangled quantum states in diamonds, meaning that there is finally a diamond that people care about - diamo…
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Earthquake early warning technology, still ahead?
The death of tens of thousands of people after the devastating earthquake in Sichuan (China) once again raged about the need for optimal technology to warn such disaster…
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The cow's stomach holds the secret to turning corn into biofuel
According to Michigan State University scientists, enzymes from a type of bacteria living in cow's stomach hold the secret to turning corn plants into fuel. Enzymes help…
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Technology helps blind people 'see' photos
On October 31st, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the United States has signed licensing agreements for two devices that can help the blind a…
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Successfully fabricated a single photon microwave source on an IC
American physicists have taken a step closer to the technology of quantum information transfer on a chip by successfully creating a compatible single-channel microwave b…
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Korea and Japan lead the world in terms of patents
The latest report by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) states that in 2005, according to the number of patents granted to over one million people in ea…
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Ship 'spider' to tour the United States
It's a spider-shaped proteus, designed for a variety of purposes, from military to biological research, ocean exploration or rescue at sea.
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Automatic toilet paper box
After a year of development and testing, Kimberly-Clark Professional in the United States launched an electronic toilet paper box. Richard Thorne, director of the sanita…
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Jet engine is 10 times faster than sound speed
In an experiment jointly conducted by Australia and the United States, an ultrasound static jet engine was launched into the air at a speed of more than 10 times the spe…