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New touch screens can identify users based on the fingerprints they leave on the surface, which can redefine network security and how we interact with computers.
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New touch screens can identify users based on the fingerprints they leave on the surface, which can redefine network security and how we interact with computers.
According to experts, the tool will split the child's cough record into frames of just 12.5 milliseconds, then analyze each of these frames for parameters such as in…
Scientists in the United States have successfully created a diaper that can analyze urine to keep track of their health, according to the Daily Mail.
The butterfly-like crystals on the wings of tropical butterflies can provide the needed information to help invent the flow of color-changing clothes on demand.
A team led by Professor Ali Javey, head of UC Berkeley's electrical and computer engineering department, has successfully developed the first sensor network that all…
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Recently, researchers at Bath University and the University of Exeter discovered that with several layers of graphene stacked, they could become a great material for opt…
Intelligent Transport System is a system that can prevent accidents from happening at intersections with railways.
Airbus' new A350 XWB composite aircraft has just finished a month of testing on the first leg of the test, which began June 14.
Recently, Swedish scientists have created a new material, an 'utopian' material that breaks the record of surface area and water absorption capacity.
Swiss researchers have invented a chip that mimics the human brain's processing of information, thus deciphering some of the mysteries of how computers work best in…
The British government recently announced a £ 60m investment for the Skylon space project of the Reaction Engine.
Experts from the University of Nottingham Trent (UK) have written a computer program that analyzes the signs in the sounds of the eastern gray wolves.
Dr. Truong Van Chuong and colleagues from the College of Sciences, Hue University succeeded in making silver nanoparticles.
Swiss scientists have first created a chip that simulates how the human brain processes information.