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Canadian engineers aspire to make cyclone generators
Future cyclones can help produce up to 200 megawatts of electricity, meeting the needs of thousands of families.
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The world's most expensive material costs $ 150 million a gram
New material developed by researchers in the UK is used to create the most accurate atomic clock.
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Intelligent cleats automatically open the vent when sweating
Thanks to this special shirt, you will not have to worry about itching or wet sweat when exercising.
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Use cosmic background radiation to encrypt data
If you have a top-secret message that does not trust the usual security measures, it may be coming, a new encryption method with extremely high security based on cosmic…
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7 robots are born only to do extremely simple tasks
There are seemingly extremely simple jobs that people can do but all of them have been delivered to robots
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The first wave-producing model of electricity from the sea
Ocean energy is a trend in Australia.
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Australia's ultra-simple fire-fighting system
When a fire occurs, the more quickly the fire extinguishes, the simpler it is, the higher the efficiency is and the greater the damage caused by the incident.
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America will have super helicopters
Texas AVX is pioneering in designing new generation helicopters for the US military. It can transfer troops, carry heavy and cum combat functions.
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The laser is capable of heating up to 15 million degrees Celsius
A new high-intensity laser can heat matter at a temperature of tens of millions of degrees Celsius as in the solar core for a fraction of a millionth of a second.
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Artificial intelligence can pass at most universities in Japan
Artificial Intelligence (AI) can successfully complete entrance exams at most universities in Japan.
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Materials help fight the shape of the chameleon
Chinese researchers have made a stealth material that can work on multiple radar frequencies, leaving the fight almost vanishing before the eyes.
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The video depicts how the car drives itself 'looking' at the road
You may be surprised to see the London scene was
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Solution for camera phones to see through the night
To see through the night, instead of the ever-cumbersome and expensive infrared glasses, researchers at MIT have a much more compact solution that can only need their ca…
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Over the face of self-help, self-portrait was born
Intelligent mirrors are the first in the world to give self-made photographers perfect shots without the need for a stick or a phone.
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HeLi-on: The portable battery comes with a revolving energy-saving pin
The HeLi-on is a compact cell battery (2,600mAh), and the most distinctive feature is that it comes with a rechargeable solar cell for self-charging.