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By simply touching the screen, users can activate individual electronic devices when they confirm their heart rate. Smart phones, tablets, game consoles and other device…
MIT Media Labs, part of the Tangible Media Group, have introduced a unique idea, combining fashion and technology. That jacket can interact with Facebook. Imagine being…
A group of students from the University of Spain, UAB, have developed a new application called Verisize, which allows shoppers to try online, avoiding the risk of wastin…
US researchers say the new technology will help them improve the storage capacity of optical discs, and only five to 10 such discs will be sufficient to contain all of t…
BRIGHT PRODUCTS has just launched a commercially viable light source with the goal of providing light to developing countries.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have invented an inconvenient refrigerator; Just smile, the refrigerator door will open itself.
In the past, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has used nano-ink (made up of silver nanoparticles), which allows users to draw electrical circuits on paper.
Researchers from the University of Newcastle and the Microsoft Research Center in Cambridge have successfully developed a device that allows users to control any electro…
Txtr Beagle will cost £ 10 to reach consumers by the end of this month, which will significantly change the e-book market.
NASA is working with the Human Intelligence and Research Institute (IHMC) in Florida to develop an outer robot skeleton for cosmonautics.
Most recently, researchers have completed the construction of a robot to spy on the water to simulate the shape of a robot in the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS…
In an effort to help people survive the tsunami disaster in the future, Australian-born Matt Duncan has been working on a product called
Lionel Dupuy, a biologist working at the James Hutton Institute in Scotland, came up with the idea of creating earth-like man-made materials to understand the roots of…
According to Wired, the Kinect sensor system is especially useful in cases where support for emergency response teams is needed.
Hitachi, Japan's Hi-tech Corporation today announced the technology of memory card chips made of quartz glass that lasted at least several hundred million years.