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Vietnam built battlefield robots
The Military Technical Institute has successfully built and deployed a variety of new robots for escalating, sandblasting, civil and military use. Dr. Chu Anh My, Head o…
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Safer airway monitoring system
The aircraft underwent considerable pressure during takeoff and landing, and the parts were often separated, placing the user of the next runway in danger.
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Smart street light saves 80% of energy
Delft Technical University Netherlands is testing a smart street lighting system on campus, using less than 80% of the electricity that the system currently consumes and…
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Use ultrasonic waves to open the screws
Technical experts from the University of Bristol (UK) said that they could soon make the device to open the screw with ultrasound because the technology has recently mad…
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Traffic monitoring equipment
A new device that monitors seat belts and speeds are being tested.
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There was a way to save the documentary footage
Plastic films have ingredients made from gelatine and silver halide, with optimal light-emitting. But gelatine is easy to decompose over time.
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'Nanoparticles' can help shrink devices
Some technical devices - like iPods and laptops - are getting smaller. Scientists are trying to reduce them even further by applying small parts by one-millionth of the…
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Successfully fabricated the world's smallest string
Researchers at Delft Technical University and FOM Fund (Netherlands) have succeeded in manufacturing and 'up' the world's smallest string. The strings are made from tiny…
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Multi-wavelength phototherapy laser
The Institute of Biomedical Physics has successfully produced and introduced a multi-wavelength phototherapy laser.
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South Korea will have police robots
Korean scientists are planning to invent robots to serve in the military and the police. A trial has just been conducted to look at the technical and budgetary implicati…