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Researchers at the University of Leeds (UK) have found that the application of electrical stimulation to the ear canal (a small part protruding in front of the ear) can…
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Researchers at the University of Leeds (UK) have found that the application of electrical stimulation to the ear canal (a small part protruding in front of the ear) can…
Researchers from Cambridge University recently created a high-temperature superconductor with the ability to create a magnetic field of 17.6 Tesla.
Scientists at the University of Illinois, Berkeley, have created a robot that is just over 1cm in size, built on the backbone hydrogel printed from a 3D printer.
Smart watches or health watch bracelets have appeared in recent years, but virtually none of them are eye-catching.
Farmers in the UK are mastering the technology when applying more and more high-tech equipment in agricultural production - from cow milking machines to unmanned aircraf…
Tracking Point introduced the idea of using an application called ShotView that combines Google Glass with a viewfinder of a rifle.
Imagine that you are in a hurry because you are late to work and cannot find a motorcycle key or wallet. If you have
A Japanese eyewear company has developed a product that can determine the wearer's fatigue level.
The Vanhawks launches the Valor smart bike, connects to the smartphone application, and features technologies such as GPS on the steering wheel.
A team of specialists from the Siberian National Geographic Institute (SSGA) in Novosibirsk, Russia, has developed a method of using laser radiation (infrared) to detect…
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have proposed new technology and fabricated color sensors based on stress.
The combination of wearable technology and clean energy promises many applications, and most recently, the appearance of a shirt capable of charging smartphones.
Security camera surveillance systems have proven their effectiveness in many cases but their prices are quite high for most users.
Arturas Vaitaitis (USA) has developed the sample
Rings allow you to draw envelopes to read or write text, draw notes to play songs, or draw a camera to open a photo application.