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Super waterproof surface
US scientists have introduced super-waterproof surfaces, allowing the design of water-proof, anti-stain and other products that are capable of cleaning almost any liquid.
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Fish robots detect crude oil
Researcher Xiaobo Tan from Michigan State University has created a fish robot that can detect crude oil spills in the river.
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Use robots to study an endangered whale
Two underwater robots were equipped to detect the cries of nine bull whales that were in danger of extinction in the Gulf of Maine (USA) last month.
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Magic 3D printing technology
In the future, 3D printing technology can become a household utility such as electricity, water, internet ... and will change consumer culture.
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Turning the To Lich River into drinking water
After 10 years of research, Prof. Tran Hong Con, a lecturer of chemistry at the Hanoi University of Science, successfully applied selective adsorption technology to trea…
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Blind learns how people make automated submarines
The ability to guide blind fishes helps US and Singaporean scientists create sensors that can help locate submarines more accurately in turbid water.
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The car was just walking on the water
A designer named Chris Garner invented a car - the MSV Explorer - just wading on the water and running on eternal engines.
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New equipment: Individual hydroelectric generator
The machine is called Cappa, which is similar to a jet engine and can be easily installed in just a few minutes.
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Japanese toilet is controlled by Android application
The combination of toilet and smartphone applications can make people think of funny stories.
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Smart box makes nine eggs in just 2 minutes
Russian scientists have created a cardboard box that helps ripen eggs within two minutes without water.
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New protection layer for historical heritage
British and American experts have studied a water-repellent compound that is able to effectively protect buildings and statues of limestone of high historical value.
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Strange toilet doesn't need water
By evaporating or self-composting waste products to make organic fertilizer, unique unused water toilets in Canada have saved a lot of wastewater and are good for the en…
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Create steam using nanotechnology
A team of scientists has come up with a revolutionary method that uses sunlight to generate steam through nanotechnology without the need to heat up the container so tha…
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Anti-freeze for aircraft
In order to help the aircraft move safely through cold, wet and ice areas, Japanese experts have introduced new surface-coating technology, which is anti-icing in harsh…