Hi-tech table helps children learn math well
Math is always one of the hardest subjects for students. To help them alleviate some of the pressure in their studies, experts from the University of Durham have conduct…
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Math is always one of the hardest subjects for students. To help them alleviate some of the pressure in their studies, experts from the University of Durham have conduct…
Researchers at the University of Birmingham used two knee-high robots called Max and Ben to help autistic children develop communication skills.
A group of high school girls in the United States invented a Watawescue t-shirt that is self-inflating when wet, to protect children from 2 to 4 years of age when swimmi…
UK parents can now control their children's mobile phones remotely from a SIM card driven by a computer. The Bemilo system provides services that help parents preven…
Recently, Tom Kirkman, a student at Dundee University, Scotland, invented a new device called Passive Play to help parents with autistic children communicate better with…
Researchers have successfully developed the first type of wristwatch-like sensor that acts as an EEG, which can accurately predict seizures or impending seizures.
Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
Researchers working at the University of Cincinnati, USA have developed a sensor that provides quick feedback regarding the presence and concentration of heavy metals, e…
With a height of 20cm, the robot named Kibot has the funny face of a monkey and his body has a control panel. Kibot can read books, sing, play electronic games and run a…
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Child care providers can use this device to identify those who are bullied, knowing that the child is threatened by other children.
Tony and Judy Ellis, a couple who live in the UK, have no children and also do not have a pet in the house. In order not to feel lonely, they agreed to raise a 'foster c…
Japanese scientists have just released a robot capable of emitting giggles and stirring when people touch its body.
On February 10, 5,000 Tysy UFOs manufactured by Vietnam were first exported to Japan under a 100,000-unit distribution contract.
Belgian scientists at the University of Brussels have developed a robot that caters to pediatric patients.