Blood test on the brain with handheld devices
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
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The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
The new technology, approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has opened up a new hope for the blind.
France's Jestips (What You See Is Photovoltaic Surface) will bring a breakthrough technology to the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2013.
With the design of a German company, the surface of the sport will become scenes in science fiction films.
Spanish researchers are developing a touch-sensitive technology for household appliances. With this technology, users just need to lighten the wooden wall to turn the li…
Consumers can often only imagine infrared lights used at physiotherapy centers or medical clinics with burgundy light illuminating ...
Scientists at the US Department of Energy have successfully developed solar cells that convert 44% of light into electricity.
Two Japanese scientists find ways to lift the object by magnetic force with laser and sunlight.
Since ancient times, Westerners have used pine trees to decorate their homes on the occasion of the New Year's celebration. Pine trees are hung with colorful glass balls…
NASA hopes to use light science to reduce dependence on sleeping pills by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
A group of Korean designers created an illuminated hat combining 3D printing technology and LED electronics. This hat will shine according to the tilt of the head.
About 1.5 billion people in the world have to light with kerosene lamps, both fire and environmentally friendly.
If you are afraid of the dark do not worry, a French company will have solutions for you - curtains and bed linen glow.
A Washington, DC-based company is developing a state-of-the-art wireless technology that enables laser power transmission.
The Wake Forest University team in the US has successfully developed a new type of glow lamp that can replace fluorescent lamps.