American Scientists Invented The Magic Cloth &Nbsp; "Can Sing And Jump".

According to The Associated Press, scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have invented a way to "listen" and "speak".

Iel Finkle, a professor of materials at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who led the research team, said that the team has made a new milestone in functional fibers, that is, the fiber can detect and produce noise.

At present, Professor Fei Ke's research team's invention has been published in the American Journal of natural materials. They pform the passive nature of textiles into "able to sing and jump".

Massachusetts Institute of Technology says that the application of materials involves fibers that are sensitive to micro sound, which are used to catch people's speech and track human limb function. Fine fiber filament can even measure human blood flow.

Reported that the project has gone through 10 years of research process, the purpose is to develop more complex.

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In 2009-10, India's clothing exports dropped 2.64% to 10 billion 640 million US dollars, compared with 10 billion 930 million US dollars in 2008-09.

The clothing Export Promotion Association (AEPC) said last week that exports to the European market declined and exports to the United States did not increase. Price competition from Bangladesh and Vietnam was the main reason for the decline in exports. Five

In the first two months of this fiscal year, the export volume was 5.23% lower than that in 2009-10 years.

Udani, President of AEPC, said that the fact is that India is becoming a high cost economy, and clothes are very sensitive to prices. (Premal Udani)

In the US and European retail markets, prices have not increased in the past 5-10 years, but India can not keep its prices.

Therefore, buyers will be pferred to other countries with lower cost, such as Bangladesh, Vietnam and other countries.

According to value, Bangladesh's clothing exports are 30% higher than India's exports, almost 13 billion dollars, according to Udani.

He added that the rising prices of raw materials (cotton and cotton yarns) also began to affect India's exports.

The products exported in May were produced in February and March, when raw material prices just started to climb.

Therefore, the export situation in June may be similar.

The high price of petroleum products has led to the lack of competitiveness of India clothing in the world market.

India Garment Export Promotion Association asked the government to raise the tax rebate rate to offset the cost disadvantage of India.

The committee also urged the government to implement the India EU free trade agreement more quickly.

Mr. Udani said that the free trade agreement is expected to increase India's textile and clothing exports to the EU to US $about 3000000000, and will create another 2 million 500 thousand jobs for India's economy.