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A camera that delivers images to the brain will help those who are blind or blind can have a chance to find a part of their light. The image was tested at the Doheny Ret…
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A camera that delivers images to the brain will help those who are blind or blind can have a chance to find a part of their light. The image was tested at the Doheny Ret…
For the first time, the live robot works by Dr. Klause Peter Johner of Sauthampton University has been launched. These are fungi that grow on mold, sensitive to light, a…
Greg Sotzing, a professor at the University of Connecticut, has invented electronic chromium-polymer strands that can change color to match the electric field. When the…
A laser beam illuminating a unique snake made the material almost disappear. The effect occurs at infrared wavelengths, so the naked eye can not be observed. Team Member…
To reduce the electricity used to light street lights and run public transportation, several cities in the state of Johor (Malaysia) are considering a solution for solar…
A simple, light, and worn outfit for three minutes can save thousands of women from bleeding during childbirth in poor countries. This is a clothes for bleeding women. C…
Instead of the tedious turn of the switch, Anigmo's touch switches now allow the user to turn off the electric light with the waving hand. With this product, users c…
Thanks to a new titanium dioxide coating, the bathroom in the future will always be clean, without the need to clean hands. According to Prof. Rose Amal, with this mater…
The UK government has started a free fire alarm program for the hearing impaired. This is a smoke detector designed specifically for people who have difficulty hearing,…
Scientists at the University of London, UK, are working on a handheld brain scanner that helps treat and save many lives of premature and newborn babies. The MONSTIR sca…
When scientists invented the light-emitting tools, they did not know that butterflies used this technology 30 million years ago.
Researchers have developed a unique camera-based film from layers of bacteria that are sensitive to light. It takes 4 hours to capture and only works in red light, the q…
By using a tiny silicon device, scientists at IBM's US-based firm have been able to slow down 1/300 times the speed of ordinary light.
Imagine a street corner brightly lit, but not from the current long, twisted or round shadows, but from the sidewalk table, from the wall or even on the fork.
Singapore researchers are filing a patent application for a new lightweight, heat-resistant, lightweight material made from recycled plastic.