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Chips run by light, heat and vibration
The chip can be permanent, never requires energy from batteries or batteries, is a new invention of the Massachuset Institute of Technology (MIT). This chip can be widel…
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The robotic hand accurately identifies more than 100 materials
The University of South California has developed a touch-sensitive robot that simulates human finger movement but is much more sensitive. It can distinguish more than 10…
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The vibration system helps to alert traffic accidents
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
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Monitoring device under the skin
Scientists are developing new generation batteries that can be implanted under the skin and transmitting signals through a wireless transmitter.
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Hazard warning device for the visually impaired
By installing more 3D cameras and some hi-tech accessories, German inventors have improved the traditional white-eye-bar for visually impaired people into a device that…
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Smart fence identifies suspicious people
US scientists have successfully invented a sensor system attached to the fence, which can identify suspects who are trying to cross this protective network.
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Micro-generators generate electricity from environmental vibrations
As a result of research by scientists at the University of Southampton (UK), the generator was created to power active devices at locations where the replacement of batt…
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USA: Manufacturing high-tech cannon system
The new weapon system is called the Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon (NLOS Cannon) and will be the most impressive of all the pistols ever designed. It will operate completely a…
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Window noise collection
The sound of the aircraft flying away, the traffic or the noise of the dance floor often caused residents of the area to be irritated. But now, the first windows with is…
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The new device is capable of measuring fast movements at the nanoscale
A new nanoscale device has just been developed at the JILA Institute (the collaboration between the NIST Institute and the University of Colorado in Boulder) - a small y…
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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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T-shirt turns ... air into the guitar
Australian scientists claim to have successfully developed a high-tech t-shirt that can make
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Vibration reduction device for suspension bridge
In order to serve the construction of cable-stayed bridges designed by Vietnam in the future, experts from the Institute of Mechanics (Vietnam Academy of Science and Tec…
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Japan made glass wall to reduce earthquake shocks
Japan's Obayashi Construction Corporation has developed a glass wall capable of reducing the earthquake's vibration by 30%. This wall also allows to reduce the m…
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Earthquake warning system: only a few minutes
It is possible to approximate the intensity of an earthquake as soon as the vibrations begin, a new study suggests. This technology promises to help people get a few pre…