Clothing 'know' the baby psychology
Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
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Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
A technology company in the UK is about to launch a bluetooth toothbrush called Beam Toothbrush that will help keep track of your baby's brushing habits.
Babyloid, the latest plant-made robot in Japan, looks like a stuffed animal but has the potential to reduce depression in older people, according to New Scientist.
Scientists at the University of Paris Sud (France) have developed PREDIBIRTH software that can accurately predict difficult births.
If you have to put the baby in his arms to answer the phone or drop basket while he is shopping down just because you want to move to another song in the music player of…
The Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT), based in Atsugi, Japan, designed a jacket to help the husband feel the sensation of his wife during pregnancy.
The MARCS Robot Lab, University of Sydney, is conducting a robot-based experiment to study the interaction between humans and robots.
US scientists are about to launch a robot that simulates the capabilities of a 1-year-old baby.
Belgian scientists at the University of Brussels have developed a robot that caters to pediatric patients.
Wine glass does not break? Baby bottles do not break? Can coffee cups survive for generations?
Engineers at the University of Florida used radar technology commonly used in military surveillance equipment
Japanese scientists have created a robot identical to a 5-year-old girl, who is known to be friends with the elderly and disabled.
Researchers at the University of Delaware have developed a motorized toy car that a 6-month-old baby can also control. The car has the potential to help disabled childre…
A team of researchers at Hanson Robotics (Texas, USA) has created a robot baby 43 centimeters tall, weighs 2.7 pounds. The special feature of this robot is that in the f…
The Kyunghee University Medical Center in Seoul is the first unit in Korea to use the Noelle size robot as the real human and the newborn baby.