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Joe Heitzeberg and Ethan Lowry, from Seattle, introduced a device called Poppy, allowing users to record and share their experiences on the 3D platform.
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Joe Heitzeberg and Ethan Lowry, from Seattle, introduced a device called Poppy, allowing users to record and share their experiences on the 3D platform.
It is unreasonable to stare at someone, but you will inevitably be able to see someone wearing one of two dresses created by fashion designer Ying Gao.
MIT engineers at MIT have created the prototype of a handheld device that allows users to stand on one side and track anything that moves across the wall.
Designed specifically for dogs, the FitBark can monitor all pet activities, providing information through an application available on smartphones.
Russian scientists have invented a super weapon that can stop tanks, planes, rockets, navigation devices, night vision equipment, mobile communications, GPS signals ...
Jeff Harris and Brendan Elliott, two Australian explorers, use Google Earth and a gold finder's diary to search for a large gold plume buried in the desert.
At age 15, Canadian high school student Ann Makosinski designed and created a torch that runs on human body temperature.
The Japanese government will discuss the project to build the International Linear Accelerator, a machine that will help scientists learn dark matter, with experts on Ju…
Austrian scientists are working on a virtual reality display system that aims to help firefighters see through fire to determine where the fire breaks out and where they…
This life jacket is designed to make victims feel comfortable at sea, not being attacked by carnivorous creatures, and especially containing the amount of food that help…
An Australian scientific body, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), has decided to apply 3D printing technology to insect research.
Recently, researchers from Harvard University and the University of Illinois, said they have found a powerful 'battery' solution powered by a 3D printer.
A Brazilian multidisciplinary research group has recently developed a biological sensor that helps measure pesticide content in food, water and soil.
Today, there are many new battery technologies that scientists are turning to, such as small, lightweight Li-S batteries, or fast rechargeable batteries.
Moving the hologram screen in the Star Wars movie is no longer a distant prospect, thanks to the breakthrough in 3D technology.