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Bracelet for monitoring exposure to dust and Covid-19
Scientists successfully create a wrist-worn air pollution sampling device called Fresh Air. They are also exploring its potential use in monitoring exposure to airborne…
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AI - Artificial intelligence
With only 20 seconds of observation, artificial intelligence can detect children with autism
In the new study, the researchers used a wrist sensor and an AI algorithm to detect 'internal disorders' in children with an accuracy of up to 81% in just 20 seconds.
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Simple test with wrists indicates you can be a model, or sumo fighter
The state of human beings is strange: Some people who eat snacks all day still don't feel fat, some people just breathe and gain weight ...
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How to cool your body in a hot day without air conditioning
Please pocket this way so you can cool your body in the hot weather
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Most of us are misunderstanding the purpose of the keyboard leg
The keyboard leg is supposed to help your hands type more comfortably. But is it true?
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How to hold a cup helps coffee not to spill out
According to scientists, the best way to help coffee does not fall out is to hold it at the top around the cup mouth like the image below.
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6 special things that 80% of people around the world want are also impossible
People are always the biggest puzzle that scientists have for hundreds of years. It seems that what humans can do is boundless, challenging the creator.
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What is the small bag on the jeans used for storage?
Have you ever noticed a tiny bag
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Want to play the clock, learn this
What is mechanical clock, how is the clock quatrz? How to read the parameters of a watch? This is the article you need to read.
1001 mystery
A horrifying 'horny' case in Europe
The skin on the patient's wrists and the backs of the hands extracts countless hard, sharp, and horny plaques that look like porcupine skin. The palms are even more horr…
Oceanography
American divers cut their hands in front of sharks to see if they were torn
The video below shows a brave diver cutting his wrist in a shark-filled area to prove his point is right.
Oceanography
The world's smallest whale shark
Philippine environmentalists have just saved a whale shark the size of a wrist.
Archeology
Jewelry of Vietnamese people 2,500 years ago
The anklet, wrist ring, earrings or rings made from many materials of the ancient Vietnamese people of Dong Son culture 2500-2000 years ago were first displayed in Nghe…
Archeology
Decoding evolution in human hands
The newly discovered fossil has helped explain the transformation at the hands of early humans to become the present form.
Scientific application
Learning a new language: Just shake your wrist lightly, vocabulary will appear
The e-FlashCard electronic card is the result after 40 hours of hard work by 6 young people who are studying and working in the information technology industry.