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UK parents can now control their children's mobile phones remotely from a SIM card driven by a computer. The Bemilo system provides services that help parents prevent their

Inspired by the fantasy film Inception, the two inventors in Brooklyn, New York have created a sleeping mask to help users dream as they wish. Remee is fitted with an REM device

Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining security as well

According to The Verge, the CL-A2LAS has a capacity of 4,000mAh, which is designed with the user's hands to power up and charge the mobile device via a USB connection.

High-tech infantry cages can be installed next to the maternity bed, allowing mothers and fathers to bond with each other and to touch each other as a healthy mother and child.

Global positioning (GPS) technology can now help older people suffering from Alzheimer's and their caregivers through the introduction of the Smart Shoe.

Connected to a health counseling center, a more compact device than a desk phone can help employers monitor heart rate, blood pressure, blood sugar, weight and general health are

The engineers at the Warsaw University of Technology have successfully developed an application that allows smart phones to detect explosive devices. SAPER, in Latin means

In the past, diabetics had to check their blood sugar levels by taking blood samples. However, when the insulin levels are elevated, not only the blood glucose levels increase, but

Scientists have developed a high-dose insect repellent that helps keepers away from dangerous infectious agents such as malaria. This costume includes a colorful one-piece bodysuit

Libelium has announced a new sensor technology that detects any Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals from users' mobile devices, thus helping to calculate the number of pedestrians

Bulletproof vests are a type of personal armor that protects the wearer from small shotgun pistols and shotgun bullets, and small debris from explosives like grenades. The

The University of Nevada-Reno computer engineer Reno has launched an in-house navigation system for the visually impaired. Human-computer interaction and motion-planning technology

The Military Technical Institute has successfully built and deployed a variety of new robots for escalating, sandblasting, civil and military use. Dr. Chu Anh My, Head of

A British research group has successfully developed a smart wristwatch called Pebble as a smartphone support device for both iOS and Android operating systems. Pebble has