Use a phone to check your cholesterol
US researchers have developed a device that allows for rapid screening of cholesterol by telephone cameras.
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US researchers have developed a device that allows for rapid screening of cholesterol by telephone cameras.
Francois Alexandre Bertrand and his team spent four years developing and testing a new underwater device called Platypus.
According to the content of the patent application in the United States, Sony is perfecting technology 'SmartWig', roughly translated as smart wig.
According to Bezos, the device is called 'Prime Air'
The Prelude will receive natural gas and turn it into liquefied petroleum gas (LNG) for Shell. Then from the Prelude will transfer liquefied gas to the transport vessels.
The video surveillance system was built at Vladimir University to operate in crowded areas.
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.
Researchers at Duke University have recently invented a low-cost device that can collect microwave signals and convert them into energy to recharge batteries.
Outperforming detective hummingbird robots, the Black Hornet device is easy to use and has many advantages.
Less Invasive Surgery is becoming increasingly popular although there are some limitations to this approach.
ART21 and Lithuania's Kaunas University of Technology co-created the world's first mobile electronic nose that can determine the quality and freshness of meat an…
Aqualibrium is a set of tools for growing fish together with clean vegetables. The device is designed to be compact in the upper vegetable area of 0.19m2 and the bottom…
Telegraph (UK) on October 30, said scientists have developed a new technology to help prevent water for electronic devices.
They succeeded in transferring data from the Lake Erie bottom to receiving equipment and hoped to create a new industry standard for ocean-based communications.
In the Petrozavodsk city, the northwestern part of the Russian Federation, has successfully completed the first screenoplan test - a unique device that can swim and fly.