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Japanese scientists have created ultraviolet light vacuum tubes in the shortwave range of 140 to 220 nanomics.
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Japanese scientists have created ultraviolet light vacuum tubes in the shortwave range of 140 to 220 nanomics.
James Dyson, a well-known designer with unique home electronics products, includes vacuum cleaners that clean our homes.
Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are studying how cities and towns can help themselves by turning waste into electricity.
Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to
Users can now play with the iPad in any position: whether sitting, lying or standing. They can even be placed on the table or on the cushion and do not need to be held i…
IRobot is well known for its range of cleaning robots, vacuum cleaners, cleaning equipment, or floor cleaning.
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) have developed a new toilet system that can turn waste into electricity and fertilizers and save up to 90% of…
Sharp Corp. Japan said on May 8 that it will launch a vacuum cleaner capable of detecting and responding to commands and voice prompts in early June.
Scientists at the Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology in Spain have successfully tested the world's most sensitive sensor capable of measuring the mass of a proton p…
Swedish scientists have realized the idea from 40 years ago - creating light from a vacuum.
iRobot, maker of the world-famous Automatic Vacuum Cleaner Roomba, has unveiled two new cleaning robots at the CES International Technology Fair on January 6 in Las Vega…
Many honey shipments to foreign countries are returned due to products containing 24% - 30% of water, not guaranteed quality.
Hanool Robotics (Korea) has introduced the robotic vacuum cleaner Ottoro artificial intelligence, can operate fully automatic and self-charging when the power is running…
Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. has launched a high-floor, dust-proof robot that looks like a portable washing machine.
Nearly five years after its launch, the Roomba vacuum cleaner has been redesigned with a human-like brain that is capable of overcoming the ruggedness of a carpet or wir…