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Toyota introduces hard-disk batteries in Japan
The new Toyota battery model uses porcelain coatings on positive electrode materials that make it a hard-shell design.
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Technology 'fingerprints'
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York police have launched a new technology that uses black-eye scanners to identify suspects, so they can not be fooled.
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Robot put drugs in the hospital
A hospital in the United States uses robots to transport drugs, medical supplies and commodities to minimize errors and operating costs.
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Charge the mobile phone remotely
Japan's Fujitsu today announced a technology that uses a magnet to charge more than one electronic device at the same time, complete with wireless technology.
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Boats take off in Iran
The Iranian military officially uses motor boats capable of flying into the air.
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Breaking the bomb with 'swords'
The US military uses equipment capable of producing high-pressure jet to shred everything inside the bomb.
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Reduce CO2 levels by pre-industrial time in 10 years?
The STEP process uses energy and solar heat to collect CO2 just published by US scientists.
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The camera uses solar energy
Are you frustrated that your camera is out of battery while traveling without finding a power outlet?
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The plane uses solar energy to take off
The test model of the aircraft operated by sunlight has flown yesterday at a speed of 45 km / h.
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HULC robot frame uses energy cells
Lockheed Martin has developed more fuel cell technology on the HULC skeleton, to support US ground troops.
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New way to make solar cells
According to Nature Materials on Feb. 14, US researchers have found a way to make plastic solar cells made of silicon fibers.
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Detect 'hot goods' thanks to mobile scanners
British scientists are developing a handheld scanner that uses microwaves, helping police identify individuals who carry guns or knives in secret.
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Use coffee grounds as ink for the printer
CNET Technology has just introduced a printer that allows users to lick text if they need some caffeine to stay awake.
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Use radar tracking baby
Engineers at the University of Florida used radar technology commonly used in military surveillance equipment
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Equipment to help drive a wheelchair by the tongue
A new device that uses a tiny magnet can help a disabled person re-roll a wheelchair or turn on the computer just by using the tip of the tongue, the American researcher…