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TechnologyThere's a pioneering technology that turns graffiti into electricity using sunlight, by a group of visionary scientists.
TechnologyDid you know, by using a specialised crafting paint, you can create a mirror effect on any item made from glass or metal?
TechnologyA wind-up radio that does not require external electrical power or batteries, invented by Trevor Baylis.
TechnologyThe creation of Inkjet printers was an accidental discovery by a Canon engineer, Ichiro Endo in 1951.
TechnologyInfrared photography, which allows us to see objects normally invisible to the naked eye, was accidentally discovered by Robert W. Wood in 1910.
TechnologyVulcanized rubber, a versatile and vital material used across numerous industries today, was discovered accidentally.
TechnologyA Citroën model car can float in water due to its design and build
TechnologyUncooked rice can be used as a cheap desiccant (drying agent) to salvage electronic devices that have been exposed to moisture.
TechnologyYou can use a can opener to easily open tough plastic packaging.
TechnologyDespite being marketed as 'lifetime', many types of vehicle fluids actually need to be changed periodically.
TechnologyMany individuals believe that coding or programming requires an extremely high level of intelligence, often pointing to tech geniuses like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg. However, this is far from the truth.
TechnologyContrary to the myth, you don't need a high IQ to be a good programmer.
TechnologyThe myth is that it's always better for coders to write all their code from scratch. In reality, effective coders often reuse code or use existing libraries when appropriate.
TechnologyThe idea that coding requires an almost mystical level of intelligence is a common myth.
TechnologyAI technology has advanced to the point where it can effectively diagnose strokes.
TechnologyThe underlying principle of an MRI machine is rooted in quantum physics.
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