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Japan develops artificial joint hands
Robot maker Squse in Kyoto (Japan) has introduced a prototype of an artificial hand capable of grasping objects skillfully thanks to pneumatic 'muscles'.
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Watch movies, listen to music on ... watches
Assuming that extraterrestrial creatures set up a wristwatch factory in New Jersey, their product would look exactly like the clock presented here.
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The tree speaks
US researchers at the University of Boulder have created a tiny sensor on corn or potato. It can trigger an alarm when the plant is dehydrated and watering the irrigatio…
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Gloves are three-dimensional images
Technology company NTT Comware of Japan has introduced a system that allows you to feel
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Police Robot is equipped with Taser gun
'Robot police' and 'robot soldiers' are concepts that are gradually becoming a reality in the United States ... Recently, a robot manufacturing company and a Taser elect…
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Wheelchairs controlled by ... tongue
Engineers in the United Kingdom and the United States have developed a wheelchair to help people with paralysis of the limbs can be controlled by the tongue. The medium…
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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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Boeing launched the new 787 Dreamliner
US aircraft manufacturer Boeing has officially launched a new generation 787 Dreamliner passenger aircraft at its big factory in Everett, near Seattle, in the presence o…
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Football league of invisible players
Fans will have to use a microscope to see this game: tiny robots will
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Insulation material from spores
A graduate student in the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York, USA, Eben Bayer, has received an eco-friendly organic insulation patent. The product is made from…
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Sony successfully developed ultra-thin screens that can bend
In the race to produce ultra-thin screens for TVs, mobile phones and other devices, Sony probably developed a product that beat all other products - it's a thin screen.…
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Quantum calculator: one more problem is solved
To build quantum computers, scientists still face a few challenges. One of the challenges is that quantum computers are very vulnerable
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Manoi PF1: Robot for self-assembled users
On the 29th of May in Kyosho, a water toy company, Kyosho, introduced a plastic robot, size 1/5 in size, for the user to install. Assemble.
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Successfully fabricated cerebellum for robots
The race to build humanoid robots has made a significant step forward this week as scientists in Spain successfully built an artificial cerebellum. This cerebellum will…