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A smart speaker that responds to voice commands using Alexa, its artificially intelligent personal assistant. All Echo models can answer questions, research the internet, command smart home devices, and stream music.

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Music without earbuds looks and sounds surprisingly good. This is a regular set of sunglasses, with nylon frames and user-replaceable lenses, but hides sensors and speakers in the arms.

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Vaonis Stellina Portable Smart telescope

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Vaonis Stellina Portable Smart telescope

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The perfect combination of a telescope and a camera, smart and fully automated. It integrates the technology allowing you to observe and shoot deep-sky objects effortlessly. You can now immortalize galaxies, nebulae, clusters and much more.

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https://vaonis.com

https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/frames.html

https://www.amazon.com/smart-home-devices/b?ie=UTF8&node=9818047011

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In the most castles and manor houses, the usual toilet was ‘garderobes’. This was a tiny room with a seat pierced by a hole through which the waste dropped into a moast or straight onto the ground. Many monasteries, however, developed a more efficient means of sewage disposal, building their communal toilets above streams or specially created watercourses which carried away the “product”.

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Knight- armoured men on horseback- were the most iconic invention of the middle Ages. The arrival of Norman knights in 1066 signalled the start of the medieval period, and over the next 450 years their armour and weapons were ingeniously updated to make them more powerful and less vulnerable fighting machines.

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About 1286, an unknown person in Italy invented spectacles. At first they tried to keep the discovery secret. But before 1300 a friar from Pisa, Alessandro della Spina, was making spectacles for everyone who wanted them and his business boomed. The ground quarts magnifying lenses of this incredible innovation could help people with long as well as short sight.

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This is a quick drying ink that was invented by Filipino chemist, Francisco Quisumbing. This ink was very innovative in the past and was further developed to work with Parker Pens. This ink isn’t just quick drying, it was also water resistant, doesn’t clog the pen opening, doesn’t blot and won’t fade. This ink is considered one of the best-selling inks for fountain pens.

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Is a condiment that is used as a salty partner for many Filipino dishes. Ruperta David (aka Aling Tentay) was responsible for its accidental discovery in 1949.

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Rolly Palladio invented a water-supplemented stove. It is low-cost and eco-friendly because the stove is supplied or powered by water. It does not require gas or even electricity. This invention also can work with any water as long as it will not discharge C02.

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https://ofwupdate.com/gawang-pinoy-pinoy-invented-a-water-supplemented-stove/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3AeBdFjfsA

https://gineersnow.com/engineering/surprising-filipino-inventions-might-want-know

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The basic language in which computer programs are written, refers to a set of two numbers, 1 and 0, the combinations of which are called bits and bytes. The binary number system was first described by the Vedic scholar Pingala, in his book Chandahśāstra, which is the earliest known Sanskrit treatise on prosody (the study of poetic meters and verse).

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Excavations at Harappans sites have yielded rulers or linear measures made from ivory and shell. Marked out in minute subdivisions with amazing accuracy, the calibrations correspond closely with the hasta increments of 1 3/8 inches, traditionally used in the ancient architecture of South India.

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Indians, as early as 500 BCE, had devised a system of different symbols for every number from one to nine. This notation system was adopted by the Arabs who called it the hind numerals. Centuries later, this notation system was adopted by the western world who called them the Arabic numerals as it reached them through the Arab traders.

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https://www.indiatimes.com/technology/11-ancient-inventions-discoveries-of-science-that-india-gifted-to-the-rest-of-the-world-338417.html

https://www.thebetterindia.com/63119/ancient-india-science-technology/

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The history of shoes — that is to say, archaeological and paleoanthropological evidence for the earliest use of protective coverings for the human foot — appears to start during the Middle Paleolithic period of approximately 40,000 years ago.

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The Discovery of Fire (800,000-400,000 Years Ago)

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The Discovery of Fire (800,000-400,000 Years Ago)

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The controlled use of fire, was one of mankind's first great innovations. Fire allows us to produce light and heat, to cook plants and animals, to clear forests for planting, to heat-treat stone for making stone tools, to keep predator animals away, and to burn clay for ceramic objects.

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The inventions of the wheel and wheeled vehicles–wagons or carts which are supported and moved around by round wheels–had a profound effect on human economy and society. As a way to efficiently carry goods for long distances, wheeled vehicles allowed for the broadening of trade networks.

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https://www.thoughtco.com/top-inventions-in-ancient-human-history-172900#:~:text=Top%2010%20Inventions%20in%20Ancient%20Human%20History%201,(~5,500%20Years%20Ago)%205%20Chocolate%20(~4,000%20Years%20Ago)