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Iron spiders carry people on the water
If you come across this canoe you might think that it only appears in the James Bond movie, but that might be a means of going to sea in the future.
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Solar car set a world record
Marcelo da Luz, a Toronto citizen, has just set a world record by crossing the 15,000 km long by a solar car called
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Honda Smart Cylinder
Honda, the world's largest manufacturer of motorcycles, has launched a computer-assisted travel aid for the elderly and workers.
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China's fastest train maker in the world
The bullet train at 380 km / h is expected to run on the Beijing-Shanghai railway, which will shorten the travel time between the two cities from five to about four hour…
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Rain cover without handle
A British inventor designed the world's first sleeveless Nubrella umbrella and promised not to be overturned when there was strong winds. He came up with the idea of…
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Huge hotel flying
With whale-like fins and shapes, it looks like a Thunderbird 2 rocket. But this giant ship will not launch into the sky with smoke and dust, but it will gently take 40 p…
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Car changes shape
On 11-10, Toyota has launched a new personal transport vehicle with the name I-Real. This product can change shape when traveling and can interact with the media.
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Footwear helps locate the owner through satellite
Those who travel far from now no longer worry about lost thanks to the integrated GPS navigation shoes. The creator of this high-tech sports shoe is Issac Daniel, a 38-y…
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Wireless devices move in the arteries
Researchers at Montreal Polytechnic Institute have made the world's first breakthrough in technology that could upset medical science. They have moved a wireless dev…
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Flights from Moscow to New York less than 1 hour
In the past, traveling around the world in 80 days sounded impossible. Today, the round-the-world in 80 minutes also seems beyond human capabilities. Only astronauts can…