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Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

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We are talking here about a robot named Spot, which has gained unimaginable popularity on the Internet. The robot is famous for its well-developed acrobatic abilities. 
Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

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Australian scientists have conducted a research, during which they learned that aerobics has a positive effect on brain neuroplasticity.
Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

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The first humanoid robot Suren developed in Iran about ten years ago. Recently, scientists from Tehran University introduced to the world the fourth model in its line.
Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

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Now you can create full-fledged 3D objects in just a few seconds.
American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

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This invention was developed by a team of computer science professors at the University of Chicago.
When will humanity switch to eating artificial meat?

When will humanity switch to eating artificial meat?

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Artificial meat grown in laboratories is becoming more and more like the original product. It will probably be only a few years until we switch to an artificial diet.
Mars exploration: fantasy versus harsh reality

Mars exploration: fantasy versus harsh reality

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Mars is a promising object for future colonizers, as well as a possible refuge in the event of a global catastrophe on Earth. So far, there are too many difficulties for relocation, but companies working in this area promise to solve them
350,000 km on the Tesla Model S: why electricity is more profitable than gas

350,000 km on the Tesla Model S: why electricity is more profitable than gas

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The owner of Tesla Model S told CleanTechnica that an electric car is not only convenient and fast, but also profitable

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American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

news | | Tech & Security | comments1

This invention was developed by a team of computer science professors at the University of Chicago.
Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

news | | Gadgets | comments7

Now you can create full-fledged 3D objects in just a few seconds.
Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

news | | Gadgets | comments2

The first humanoid robot Suren developed in Iran about ten years ago. Recently, scientists from Tehran University introduced to the world the fourth model in its line.
Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

news | | Science & Education | comments4

Australian scientists have conducted a research, during which they learned that aerobics has a positive effect on brain neuroplasticity.
Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

news | | Tech & Security | comments3

We are talking here about a robot named Spot, which has gained unimaginable popularity on the Internet. The robot is famous for its well-developed acrobatic abilities. 
Gamers will train military robots 

Gamers will train military robots 

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The US military is working hard to find out how professional gamers make managerial decisions in complex military strategies. A total of $316 thousand has been allocated to conduct studies of their behavior. 
What board games did the Vikings like to play?

What board games did the Vikings like to play?

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Scientists have discovered a figurine that was used in board games more than 1200 years ago.
What does the largest firework in history look like?

What does the largest firework in history look like?

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The largest firework in history was recently launched in Steamboat Springs (Colorado, USA). Weighing in at 1270 kg, this firework beat last year’s record by 182 kg. 
Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

Switzerland creates the ultra-fast 3D-printing technology

news | | Gadgets | comments7

Now you can create full-fledged 3D objects in just a few seconds.
Gamers will train military robots 

Gamers will train military robots 

news | | Tech & Security | comments7

The US military is working hard to find out how professional gamers make managerial decisions in complex military strategies. A total of $316 thousand has been allocated to conduct studies of their behavior. 
Mars 2020 will be equipped with rock evaporating laser

Mars 2020 will be equipped with rock evaporating laser

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This year, we will witness another NASA mission. Part of this mission will include the dispatch of the Mars 2020 rover to the Red Planet, and this time the vehicle will be equipped with an unusual laser to explore the rock formations on the planet. 
Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

Keep your brain sharp with these physical exercises

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Australian scientists have conducted a research, during which they learned that aerobics has a positive effect on brain neuroplasticity.
Indian police officers tackle noise pollution

Indian police officers tackle noise pollution

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The new development will primarily affect Indian motorists. 
Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

Norwegian Drilling Plate Hires Boston Dynamics Robot

news | | Tech & Security | comments3

We are talking here about a robot named Spot, which has gained unimaginable popularity on the Internet. The robot is famous for its well-developed acrobatic abilities. 
Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

Iran displays the latest version of the Suren's robot

news | | Gadgets | comments2

The first humanoid robot Suren developed in Iran about ten years ago. Recently, scientists from Tehran University introduced to the world the fourth model in its line.
American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

American scientists have invented a muffler bracelet for microphones

news | | Tech & Security | comments1

This invention was developed by a team of computer science professors at the University of Chicago.
Tesla cars start mining Bitcoin

Tesla cars start mining Bitcoin

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The onboard computer was reformatted into a Bitcoin node. 
Dutch Ministry of Defence creates team in CS:GO 

Dutch Ministry of Defence creates team in CS:GO 

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The KM Esports cyber team will focus on identifying and recruiting new ministry employees among cyberathletes. 
Bosch introduces smart glasses with laser painting functionality

Bosch introduces smart glasses with laser painting functionality

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Surprisingly, these dynamic images are created inside the user’s eyes. 
AirDresser dry cleaning cabinet for $1,400

AirDresser dry cleaning cabinet for $1,400

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Samsung presented an unusual cabinet with functionalities so far alien to such objects. However, only very wealthy customers are likely to go for it.
Americans learn to turn trash into graphene

Americans learn to turn trash into graphene

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Graphene is a unique and highly demanded material that is difficult to produce in large quantities. Creating an inexpensive technology for its production can be called a real breakthrough.
German scientists record the formation of atomic binding on video

German scientists record the formation of atomic binding on video

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In order to do this, researches from the University of Ulm have used a transmission electron microscope, which can act as a camera.
Firefighters test innovative Qwake C-Thru mask

Firefighters test innovative Qwake C-Thru mask

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The device provides ‘thermointellectual’ vision to see through smoke. This is done through a combination of thermal imaging and AI. 
American polar explorers inspect the glacier of the ‘day of final judgment’ 

American polar explorers inspect the glacier of the ‘day of final judgment’ 

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They used a specially constructed submarine robot called Icefin. 
Scientists learn to use rain as a source of energy 

Scientists learn to use rain as a source of energy 

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The new technology will harness the kinetic energy of falling raindrops. The energy from a single raindrop is enough to ignite a hundred LED lamps. 
Eye tracking technology opens up a lot of new insights

Eye tracking technology opens up a lot of new insights

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Scientists at the University of Nevada grasp how our vision works.
Engineers present a plastic electric car

Engineers present a plastic electric car

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Engineers from Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands have announced Luca - the super eco-friendly electric car. 
Scientists discover white dwarf star proving theory of relativity 

Scientists discover white dwarf star proving theory of relativity 

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According to the theory of relativity, any object has an influence on space-time. Scientists have discovered a star that serves as an example that proves this hypothesis.