Robots know to 'give birth' and evolve themselves
Information may sound like science fiction, but researchers have actually created robots that are capable of spawning and evolving without human intervention.
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Information may sound like science fiction, but researchers have actually created robots that are capable of spawning and evolving without human intervention.
Colombian designer Carlos Torres has created an artificial arm that helps handicapped children to play assembling Lego in a whole new way. Accordingly, children will ass…
Researchers in Switzerland have designed a special robot, which acts as a student for children to 'teach' them how to write words. Thereby helping to improve children's…
FDK and Fujitsu (Japan) have jointly developed ultra-thin devices to help children avoid straying.
Silly Putty was invented quite casually in a study to produce artificial rubber to compensate for the lack of this material during World War II.
A Taiwanese designer has created a smart carpet that not only plays the baby but also helps develop both the body and the brain.
There are various measures to remotely control children. However, the new FiLIP wristwatch sold in the market is a very interesting device.
On Christmas Eve, Santa consumes 150 billion calories and
A woman in New York used nanotechnology to make 'non-smudged baby clothes'.
Yahoo! Japan has created a hybrid device between a 3D printer and a computer to help make the Internet no longer the only tool for the eye.
The application is available for free download from iTunes, with a warning that it is not for people 17 or under.
PFC is widely used in consumer products with anti-stick and anti-stain properties that do not affect the baby's weight from birth until he was 7 years old, according…
Designed to be self-assembled, the Japanese mini car of the Camatte line can pull the distance between family members together, making the ideal car in mind. they.
OwnFone has recently launched a new 1stFone phone designed specifically for children aged 4 to 9 years and is said to be the 'smart choice' of parents.
A Colombian apparel company has developed a new baby bulletproof vest and backpack for children after the tragic shooting at a primary school in Connecticut.