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SPY pens are not any more the types to be found in crime or detective fictions. They have been available in the market for quite some time now. So those of us who are afraid to be caught red handed in these camera pens, have now a device to ensure...
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After having seen a host of robots that mimic human facial expressions, it’s time scientists added some real feel to the mechanical scale and develop a robot that...
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It’s coming of age in robotic science, and next from NASA’s backyard is another all terrain robotic rover, but if it’s from NASA, we can expect novelty there....
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A new study from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute suggests that the human visual system is equipped with the ability to foresee the future.
Assistant Professor Mark...
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Saturn is found active with hurricanes over it for the first time! Cassini has captured images of a storm on the planet’s surface. The clouds are found to reach...
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Here is a new and more sensitive method to detect heavy water. Compared to any other existing method, this method is 30 times more sensitive. This innovative method is...
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Recent photographs of the 10th planet 2003 UB313, taken from the Hubble Space Telescope shows that the planet is twice the size of Pluto. The picture with an image size...
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The world’s is severely suffering from energy woes. In the midst if
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California Institute of Technology has patented a new camera technology to replace the current cameras on the insect-sized spy drones in the US military. Funded by NASA...
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This is a great use of the space that is left vacant in a digital clock. LukWerks has developed a unique digital clock which has a hidden spy camera in it.
This clock...
made popular Feb 15 2007
California Institute of Technology has patented a new camera technology to replace the current cameras on the insect-sized spy drones in the US military. Funded by NASA...
made popular May 26 2009
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