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High bracelets can help keep track of healthy lifestyles, monitor sleep, heart rate and even sexual life.
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High bracelets can help keep track of healthy lifestyles, monitor sleep, heart rate and even sexual life.
The new technology will help to provide an earlier time estimate (about 12 months before the El Niño phenomenon) with a relatively high accuracy rate.
The race to build skyscrapers is getting a new boost, thanks to the emergence of super-strong cables capable of pulling elevators to break all current record heights.
At age 15, Canadian high school student Ann Makosinski designed and created a torch that runs on human body temperature.
Scientists have created a digital model of the human brain with high resolution, known as the 'Big Brain'.
According to Impact Earth, the collision does not form a volcanic crater, but with energy entering the atmosphere by 544,050 tons of TNT, it will flare up a cloud of deb…
With the new echo-locating technology, people can now possess the different abilities of bats, opening up a breathtaking prospect from this application.
With this kind of lock, you will never have to carry a bunch of heavy keys. Instead, you just need a phone, and don't even need to pull it out of your pocket.
India is developing a 'robotic soldier' to promote unmanned fighting.
University of California, Davis, a biomedical engineer at the University of California, has developed a new fabric that works like a human skin that is capable of sweati…
Umbrella, a personal item which is only used to cover rain and shading, now also becomes a self-defense tool in emergency cases with super durable properties.
The personal submarine is made of water pipes with floating parts from a recycled large street light bulb, but according to 18-year-old inventor Justin Beckerman, it can…
A team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has successfully developed a new image sensor from graphene that promises to improve image qu…
The US military is equipped with high-tech equipment to detect snipers, such as fixed machines installed in strategic locations.
Panasonic Corporation (Japan) said its technical team has developed a large-capacity LED powered by solar energy.