Invention
Intended to further the progress of technology and keeping up to date with the latest developments, usually by reporting articles that represents findings in the field of technology.
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Meet Subnado, the world’s smallest and lightest underwater scooter
With a diameter similar to that of a Coke bottle, it fits easily into a backpack.
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Students develop an inexpensive filter to remove lead from tap water
An inexpensive new filter attaches to a faucet and removes lead from tap water.
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Goo made from okra can remove microplastics from water
New plant-based method could be a non-toxic and sustainable alternative to remove microplastics from wastewater.
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UK-based startup designs new shields that make you invisible
Engineers develop an 'invisibility shield' that can hide objects by bending light.
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The Cryptide Sneaker – Fully SLS 3D printed Shoe
The creature-like footwear is specifically designed to be laser sintered on the Sintratec S2 System.
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Converting carbon dioxide into fuel using solar energy
New carbon capture method uses the Sun's energy to capture greenhouse gases and convert them into fuel.
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Biohybrid fish powered by human heart cells
The device offers insights into artificial muscular pumps, a step toward building an artificial heart.
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Veterinary student builds 3D printed prostheses for injured dogs
The student 3D prints prostheses that allow the animals to fully enjoy their freedom of movement again.
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Researchers turned used face masks into flexible, low-cost batteries
The new technology enables the production of thin batteries that are also disposable due to their low cost.
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Researchers develop artificial muscles made of natural proteins
The movements are driven by a chemical reaction that consumes molecular energy for this purpose.
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Maersk launches the world’s first offshore vessel charging station
The system will support the decarbonization of the maritime industry by eliminating idle emissions.
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Novel artificial leaf captures 100 times more carbon than other systems
Unlike other carbon capture systems, this artificial leaf works in the real world.