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Electronic musicians will have a new device to use: Tenori-on, in Japanese means 'palm sound', this 8-inch square instrument allows techno musicians in the futur…
Content contained in ancient books can be read with a powerful light source that is more than 10 billion times brighter than the Sun thanks to a new technique developed…
An intelligent dance floor uses the dancers' movements to light up and sweat them to flush toilets that may be launched in the Netherlands next year.
Automotive lighting in the future will be completely automatic, different from the current car lights. This is the work of Vietnamese Professor Tran Quoc Khanh, Dean of…
Famous electronics maker Phillips has announced a new product that is considered a breakthrough for everyday living: a light-emitting device.
Suspended in laser light, thousands of atoms join in pairs and dance with the perfect reciprocating beat. This is the technical model for building the most powerful quan…
US scientists have invented a paper battery, extremely light and can be rolled up, used as a device to enhance power storage capacity for the electronics generation in t…
US researchers have demonstrated a laser that can generate high-speed light pulses on silicon to accelerate data transmission.
Michelin researchers have developed a 'super-clean' model that uses 'electric-fuel batteries', which can reach speeds of up to 130km / g.
Cheap and thin aluminum foil lamps will soon light up every home, replacing bulky filament bulbs that feed on electricity.
To build quantum computers, scientists still face a few challenges. One of the challenges is that quantum computers are very vulnerable
A piece of thin plastic film that conducts electricity and creates solar energy will be the foundation of the lighting revolution and design of clothing - An internation…
An international organization led by the University of Bath (UK) has launched a large-scale program to study how the use of organic OLED displays could revolutionize the…
Researchers from Purdue University (USA) have designed a device that looks like a brush, allowing one day to make large objects like planes disappear under light.
Japanese scientists have created the world's smallest cutting tool - molecular pullers that are light-activated. They can be used to control genes, proteins, and oth…