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Austrian scientists are working on a virtual reality display system that aims to help firefighters see through fire to determine where the fire breaks out and where they…
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Austrian scientists are working on a virtual reality display system that aims to help firefighters see through fire to determine where the fire breaks out and where they…
The loss of luggage on flights is quite common and damages up to £ 2 billion annually. So Airbus has developed technology to help eliminate this problem.
A French company, SunPartner, recently developed a phone display
E Ink Company offers a wide range of electronic paper displays in a variety of sizes for smart meters and other devices. Last month, they announced a 1.73-inch paper scr…
LG plans to launch a flexible OLED display smartphone in the fourth quarter of this year, said LG Mobile's vice president of mobile phone Yoon Bu-hyun.
Today's phones are growing in size. Devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and LG Optimus G Pro seem to blur the line between smartphones and tablets.
This screen is able to 'radiate' the exact scent from the image, such as coffee from the coffee cup. Its principle is that the genes in the screen will release t…
The new 3-D display, developed by Hewlwatt-Packard Electronics, does not require the use of special glasses to look at and is particularly suitable for small devices.
Google will not be the only company with smart glass products, because a Sony patent application reveals that Sony is also building a similar device.
Previously, the reading of rare books from the Middle Ages was impossible because these books were only displayed in glass cabinets. However, today this has become possi…
By connecting monitors and devices to the same computer network, users can play video from any device on any screen, based on Intel's new technology.
The New York Times reported that Apple is starting to develop clocks running the iOS operating system.
LG has officially introduced the world's first curved 3D TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, called LG EA9800.
With this display technology, users can not only see but also 'grab' 3D images, move them to their liking, to the desired locations.
When you wear contact lenses from a Belgian university, your eyes can receive text messages and images from your mobile phone.