The unique 'invention' helps people 'look' with ... ears
Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
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Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
It is a bright idea! Brazilian mechanic Alfredo Moser uses a plastic bottle filled with water, bleach and the principle of reflections to illuminate rooms that lack ligh…
In order to help patients avoid forgetting to take medicine, especially older people, American scientists have created smart potions, with the function of reminding owne…
According to Espingardeiro, robots can use sensors and cameras to monitor elderly people to ensure that they take drugs on time and do not fall.
A group of Cornell University students (USA) has just invented a vest that can massage and massage the wearer's back and shoulders.
A type of portable solar stove called GoSun is capable of cooking a complete meal, even on cloudy days.
The cup that can change color when exposed to sexual stimulation will help women detect the dark intrigue of bad guys.
Engineers develop new energy efficient computer memory using magnetic materials by using electrical voltage instead of running current.
This device - called V-Chip - allows tests to be carried out at the bedside and even in remote areas.
Researchers at Stanford University (USA) said that they have invented a form of the world's first solar cell that, in theory, is capable of sticking to any surface.
Scientists in the United States invented a solar cell that is so thin that people can paste it on cell phones, windows and many other things.
News page Killer Apps (USA) specializes in finding new and sophisticated military inventions of the world.
A new software called PredictAD, developed by the Finnish Technical Research Center, promises to allow early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.
Researchers at the University of North Carolina (USA) have successfully studied a type of electrical wire that can stretch up to 8 times like any elastic cord.