Launched the world's first 3D curved TV
LG has officially introduced the world's first curved 3D TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, called LG EA9800.
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LG has officially introduced the world's first curved 3D TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, called LG EA9800.
The performances of a Vietnamese pair of jumping robots became a major attraction in the largest consumer electronics exhibition in the United States.
SelectaADN spray, with ultraviolet indicator, is being used by McDonald's, a world-famous fast food chain, to improve safety.
IRobot is well known for its range of cleaning robots, vacuum cleaners, cleaning equipment, or floor cleaning.
At the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2013, Parrot introduced a compact, two-thumb device with smart sensors to track the status of indoor or garden plants. This device i…
Scientists are realizing handheld scanners in Star Trek films. A team of engineers from the University of Missouri (USA) is introducing a small, portable x-ray emitting…
Scientists at the Artificial Lab (AI Lab) at the University of Zurich are hatching a plan to build a physique robot similar to a walking boy.
In the future, 3D printing technology can become a household utility such as electricity, water, internet ... and will change consumer culture.
The system quickly and accurately detects sniper gunner hideouts, produced by the US military, named METRAVIB PEARL. 'Eye ears' to collect information the direction of t…
In the past year, the scientific community has constantly researched and manufactured products to serve human life, many inventions have been highly appreciated by the w…
A Colombian apparel company has developed a new baby bulletproof vest and backpack for children after the tragic shooting at a primary school in Connecticut.
People think robot is the achievement of the modern era. But since the 19th century, talented craftsmen have created robots as moths and can move automatically.
With this display technology, users can not only see but also 'grab' 3D images, move them to their liking, to the desired locations.
Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.
Two Japanese scientists find ways to lift the object by magnetic force with laser and sunlight.