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Two Seattle-based programmers are gearing up to launch a unique 'Leftover Swap' smartphone software application that will allow for the exchange of leftover food…
Scientists are conducting a series of studies to be able to create a new battery with the main ingredient being ... potatoes.
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…
Using the above software, users can easily discover species of organisms based on information about their DNA sequences.
Microwave ovens generally have a single purpose: to heat food and drink. But now, the microwave can soon become a charger for cell phones.
The new Sharp Plasma Cluster refrigerator is capable of detecting earthquakes and automatically closes, allowing food to not fall to the floor.
With the development of science and technology, the appearance of the future kitchen will completely change with robots like a side kitchen and food scanner as a persona…
With a new camera, your favorite fragrances will be captured and stored forever, from the smell of food, floral scents, freshly cut grass scents or the smell of the sea.
This life jacket is designed to make victims feel comfortable at sea, not being attacked by carnivorous creatures, and especially containing the amount of food that help…
A Japanese restaurant in the UK has taken a unique new look to the concept of 'fast food' that is serving food to customers in the 'air' with a device ca…
NASA is investing in System & Materials Research Corporation's 3D food planner for Mars astronauts.
Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has developed a hand-held instrument capable of detecting fake or non-standard malaria drugs and for mass production of the dev…
Researchers in California say they are working on a form of medical device that could help detect early biological threats such as anthrax or food poisoning.