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China's jet engine powered water cannon is able to spray four tons of water per minute at a distance of up to 400 feet.
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This new robotic hand is the same size and shape of a human hand, and possesses the same level of dexterity. Because it can control its stiffness, the hand is able to absorb violent shocks.
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Robots that are able to change their body forms while learning how to walk are able to learn more rapidly and develop a more robust gait.
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Scientists at Northwestern University have designed a submarine inspired the by knifefish, a fish that can move in any direction using just one fin.
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Built by students from the University of New South Wales, the Sunswift IV has beaten the previous speed record with speeds that reached as high as 56.85 mph.
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Cambridge University researchers have developed a computer system that can not only detect a user's emotional state, but can also make expressive responses of its own.
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This robot uses its environment to support itself as it bends and moves, much the same as us weaker humans.
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This diabolical treadmill moves with the user, in all directions.
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Two Kinect sensors, a virtual office, and a Nintendo Wii controller have enabled the Kinect-hacking expert Oliver Kreylos to create a fully 3-D Holographic video chat.
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In the near future you may be able to experience a touch, a kiss, or a whispered puff of air through your cell phone.
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The ancient Greeks created the Antikythera Mechanism in 100 BC in order to predict astronomical events. An Apple software engineer has re-created the device using Lego.
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This new concept in car doors not only looks great, it will keep you from dinging your neighbors car in tight parking spots.
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Using a rug and a slatted coffee table, John Lueng's "Magic Carp-pet" brings a school of carp to life.
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The six-wheeled Covini C6W supercar is finally gearing up for production. It has two axles in the front to provide more grip, better braking, greater resistance to aquaplaning, and improved crash protection.
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Sikorsky tested its X2 coaxial-rotor helicopter and achieved a speed of 260 knots. That makes this particular helicopter the fastest on the planet by about 100 of such knots.
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