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Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have designed a computer that can create funny sayings according to simple rules.
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Scientists at the University of Edinburgh have designed a computer that can create funny sayings according to simple rules.
According to experts, the best way to prevent catastrophic fires is to prevent them from spreading. However, this seems to be more difficult as global warming is contrib…
Researchers at Harvard University (USA) invented a system that conveys thoughts from people to animals without harming animals.
Swiss researchers have invented a chip that mimics the human brain's processing of information, thus deciphering some of the mysteries of how computers work best in…
Experts from the University of Nottingham Trent (UK) have written a computer program that analyzes the signs in the sounds of the eastern gray wolves.
Google is reportedly planning to develop a dog training computer.
Japan's NHK Television has developed an extremely unique camera system, which allows recording of a frame from various angles.
On July 5, researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) said that through computer simulation, they have taken a new step toward understanding the process of…
With the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) devices, for the first time, science can re-map the human emotional states based on neural activity.
It is a scenario that can be realized according to scientific analysis. A fascinating topic in science fiction novels, the combination of computer technology and human b…
A team of scientists from Japan, Finland, the US and Germany used lasers to turn liquid cement into a semiconductor form that could be used to make computer chips, or ev…
Now, to help people control the computer by thought, scientists attach electrodes to a hat and then put the hat on the user's computer.
At the testing ground of the Space Technology Institute of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, the High-Technology Telecommunication and Computer Science Prod…
US researchers are introducing a versatile keyboard with spatial buttons, providing a comfortable feel and helping users tap the keys more accurately.
If you are in a state of depression, the 'psychologist' created by the computer can read it as if it is clearly written on your face.