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The robot was able to perform aerial acrobatics perfectly
Computer simulation animation has never been better, but there are still many opportunities for improvement.
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Detecting sawdust, wood, wood chips ... can help bond concrete more strongly
Over the past year, wood factories in Singapore have generated more than half a million tons of wood waste, mainly sawdust.
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Scientists create nanofiber diamonds, which can bend without breaking
Recently, a group of physicists published a report on diamond bending. Of course, it is not the bending of the normal needles, but the diamond threads.
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How do scientists capture a virus image?
If you see the structure of a machine, you can guess how it works. The same is true for biological structures, such as viruses.
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Skyscrapers can fold and move like playing origami will save this world
A skyscraper that folds up like playing paper origami, is taken to new areas affected by natural disasters and created shelter for hundreds of people.
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Next project of Elon Musk: A dragon machine
Recently, billionaire Elon Musk unexpectedly revealed his next project: a dragon machine - Cyborg Dragon.
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New solar cell batteries can generate electricity on both sides of the module
Common solar panels have one drawback: they can only generate electricity on the sun's side, which means that on the front of the battery the sunlight cannot be used.
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Smart mirror only smiles to show face
This humane invention has a milky-colored surface, which is equipped with a camera and uses facial recognition technology to determine the smile of the viewer.
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NASA is studying the type of camera that can see through the waves
According to Petapixel, NASA's Fluid Cam model is capable of capturing through the ocean floor and showing detailed image below.
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Smart Clock turns the arm into a touch screen
Researchers have unveiled a new smartwatch featuring finger-tracking technology that turns a person's arm into a touch screen.
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Super thin film can help the laser eye
Scientists at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, fabricate a soft membrane less than a millimeter thick that can be attached to contact lenses, Newsweek said Monday.
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Airbus's new aircraft can fly 20 hours without refueling
Airbus has successfully tested the ultra-long-range Airbus A350-900 XWB, which has impressive long-distance transport capabilities.
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The technology turns desert into arable land just after 7 hours
Norwegian scientists have developed a method of blending liquid nano clay with sand, which allows for seed sowing in the desert after 7 hours.
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Robot imitates itself when 'wounded'
Scientists from the University of Pierre and Marie Curie (France) and the University of Wyoming (USA) say they have built this robot based on the mechanism of self-recov…
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Australia tests the system for producing drinking water from the air
This is a clean drinking water product from the air, using renewable energy and does not need an infrastructure, power or water to operate.