Unique Snooze devices help people sleep deeply
The small Snooz device can create a 'familiar' and familiar 'noise' that makes it easier for people to reach deeper sleep.
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The small Snooz device can create a 'familiar' and familiar 'noise' that makes it easier for people to reach deeper sleep.
OLED bulbs will be a new future for home or public lighting fixtures.
A blue horse rider appears in the sky in Nottingham, England, as scientists test new movie equipment for the first time to allow animation to emit clouds.
Not exactly a sewing magic material, so Harry Potter's invisibility cloak, but scientists claim to be closer to making
Drones have become very familiar. But a self-propelled device that can fly in the air and swim on water is quite rare at this time. A French company has announced it can…
For years, the US military has sought to develop new generation weapons and has made impressive progress. Their latest 'toy' is an electromagnetic pulse weapon, with the…
A thin steel bar named Batteriser attached to the dead battery will help the battery to work 8 more times, saving money for the user.
Named WaterBlade, this device uses a float that allows you to spit across the pool and through lakes. It includes an electric motor that delivers 25kg of thrust so you d…
Korean scientists have developed a simple thermometer-like device that can help doctors diagnose low-cost myocardial infarction.
A Romanian company has developed a portable X-ray scanner, which scans the entire body of the aircraft and detects a weapon or suspicious item quickly.
UltraHaptics is a young company with great ambition: replacing the way people interact with electronic devices, with revolutionizing virtual reality (VR) technology by l…
Boeing introduced sleep aid for passengers on planes, which resembles a small backpack.
The technology for capturing video or taking photos from unmanned vehicles cannot locate places where it is difficult to access, but they are considered illegal.
A newly invented technology device that can detect early infectious diseases such as HIV or syphilis.
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.