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Bracelets connect emotional distance
TapTap braces contain a capacitive sensor and an accelerometer to feel the user's pat. .
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SkyCall Flight Robot - individual 'guide'
Finding a place in a large and unfamiliar complex will not be difficult thanks to the presence of SkyCall - a flying robot capable of leading you to the right place.
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The device simulates the taste of food on the screen
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.
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Development of aircraft less sound owing to owls
Scientists say the secret of flying almost silent in a bird's night can be used to develop less noise-producing aircraft.
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Study the benefits of pet robot in treating dementia
According to experts, this may be the premise of opening up new treatments for dementia patients in the future.
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The washing machine starts with the dog barking
A type of washing machine that is triggered by dog barking can be a solution to assist people with disabilities in their daily lives.
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Device help control paper plane by smartphone
A device called PowerUp will allow us to control the paper plane with our very own smartphone.
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Robots help research shipwrecks
Researchers have introduced a type of robot that can support shipwreck research and underwater archaeological activities.
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Get a shot of the 'genuine' gun from the world's first 3D printer
Solid Concepts, the company that makes the metal rifle, says it has used lime sintering and a variety of metal powders to make the product.
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The nanotube sensor monitors diabetic patients
But in order for this material to be useful, they must first be introduced into the human body without affecting the immune system.
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The system converts shortwaves such as Wi-Fi signals, satellites into electricity
Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
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Nissan 3e - Multi-functional hands-free control unit
The car manufacturers in the world are now looking for ways to help the driver can do more without having to lift his hand out of the steering wheel.
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A bulletproof vest for business people
Men's Garrison Bespoke in Canada has launched a new type of bulletproof vest with a vest.
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Food packaging anti-mold
In the UK, about 15 million tons of food are discarded each year, mostly due to damage or mold growth.