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AI helps to detect up to 80% of disease in animals soon
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a new technique for estimating the severity of pain in sheep, called the Sheep Pain Facial Expression Scale (SP…
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Super durable battery for electric cars running more than 600km per charge
Researchers at Cambridge University successfully built a lithium-oxygen battery, which can be charged 2,000 times, each time with enough energy for electric cars to run…
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He developed a sensor cloth that tracks body movement
Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company, has developed a smart fabric that can track body movements.
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Develop superconducting materials towards commercial applications
Researchers from Cambridge University recently created a high-temperature superconductor with the ability to create a magnetic field of 17.6 Tesla.
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The model that opens the deep hole long enough allows one photon to penetrate
Last weekend, physicist Luke Butcher at Cambridge University published a report on several types of wormholes that could last long enough for a photon to pass through.
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Dovetailed introduces '3D fruit printer'
Dovetailed, a Cambridge-based design firm, has successfully developed a capable 3D printer
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High tech ink from graphene
Electronic ink printed on a plastic film is used to create a transparent keyboard that can play music like a piano.
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Walking the night no longer afraid of the dark
Council of Cambridge City has just tested the lighting of the path by covering the part that attracts ultraviolet light and turns to blue light when the sun goes down.
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Thin paper keyboard, wireless, touch
British scientists have created a flexible keyboard model that is as thin as a sheet of paper and can turn any area on the keyboard into a touch surface.
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Fool the lie detector
Used in criminal investigations, lie detectors work on the principle that a part of the human brain will react unconsciously when being mentioned in a mean.
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It's time for beautiful virtual assistants
Passed through virtual voice only, experts are now turning to the need to provide live expressive assistants.
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Super-intelligent technology threatens the survival of human beings
Experts at the University of Cambridge are looking at the risks that could affect the future of humankind behind the emergence of super-smart technologies.
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Digits - remote control bracelet
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…
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Phone transformations
In 2008, the Nokia Research Center in collaboration with the University of Cambridge (UK) developed a nano-sized telephone device called Morph.
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2 seconds to locate people
It only takes 2 seconds to identify a person, or object in the building, supermarket ... This is the research topic of Nguyen An Khuong (Cambridge University) and is con…