A Japanese remote-controlled robot is allowing hospitalized children to attend classes, interact with friends, and even join school excursions from their hospital beds, A Japanese startup has developed a lightweight chemical-free solar cell coating that can be applied to almost any surface, offering a simple and affordable alternative to conventional solar panels.
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