New device to help blind people 'see'
US scientists have developed a portable navigation device for the blind. It is also quite useful for firefighters. This device will emit the beeps to your hands
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US scientists have developed a portable navigation device for the blind. It is also quite useful for firefighters. This device will emit the beeps to your hands
Scientists from the Swiss Institute of Technology said, with thousands of ranges
Clever (abbreviation for the Compact Low Emission Vehicle for Urban Transport) is the result of years of research by a group of scientists from nine European countries,…
The Pilotfish mobile phone maker and Synaptics maker have teamed up to unveil the unmodified Onyx mobile prototype that can detect even complex signs and movements. Than…
Most people are afraid of mosquitoes and are embarrassed to deal with this insect. Do not always wear tight clothing or mosquito repellent, an electronic device that emi…
The world is trying to find new forms of energy, freeing people from dependence on oil - fossil energy resources are running out and are causing harmful effects to the g…
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAEA) said in the next six years it will build a passenger airliner that will be quieter and less fuel-efficient than the previous Br…
The classic Pong game, which resembles a ping-pong pad, includes two push-to-talk pads on a table) displayed on a 5-by-7-pixel liquid crystal screen mounted on the front…
On August 28, Portugal began using biometric passports, with the first being delivered to President Anibal Cavaco Silva at a ceremony in the city on August 28.
How to reduce the risk of traffic accidents? It is the goal of the European CityMobil project to produce unmanned, completely automatic cars controlled by a central, dry…
Pavement slabs, decaying ramps, natural rubber flooring are the three products introduced by Thailand at the exhibition.
Soldiers of the future will be able to use spider's special outfits to walk on standing surfaces and even claw to the ceiling.
The Laser Technology Center (Institute of Technology Application - Ministry of Science and Technology) has successfully produced laser engraving machines.
AMOEBA, a circular tub made by Mitsui Engineering (Japan) in their Akishima laboratory, allows the creation of characters by standing water waves.