Send passwords directly through your body instead of using Wi-Fi
Instead of relying on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, researchers have developed a system that uses the human body to transmit passwords.
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Instead of relying on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, researchers have developed a system that uses the human body to transmit passwords.
Two experiments of instantaneous quantum information transmission have been successfully implemented in Canada and China.
This artificial intelligence system (AI) uses sensors mounted on firefighter clothing. AI will judge and give advice to those who do this rescue work.
Hackers can not only take advantage of the noise from computer heat sinks to steal information from remote users, but also from the process of writing data to the hard d…
Predicting whether a child is capable of committing an offense before age 18 will help us take timely preventive measures.
The future is in our hands, simply because our hands have a lot of bacteria.
At the present time, most traffic accidents are caused by the driver's fault. There may also be some exceptions such as loss of brakes, explosion of tires ... but accord…
NASA has just revealed that a New York lab has created software that can tell us as long as a system stops working.
With the development so fast, data doubled every two years, storage is becoming more and more difficult.
Researchers at Ohio State University are developing antennas and circuits that are just 0.1mm in size
With a growing amount of multimedia content, 1 TB drives now also become cramped, but a new technology can increase 10 times the storage capacity without changing the ha…
If you have a top-secret message that does not trust the usual security measures, it may be coming, a new encryption method with extremely high security based on cosmic…
With the rapid pace of development today, many science and technology industries will soon reach the peak in just about a decade.
Data transmission technology has already begun to be tested in some industrial offices.
According to data from the US Energy Research Agency, recently developed technologies can save 7% to 12% of fuel costs for cars.