The smallest robot in the world
Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has introduced the world's smallest mobile robot. This robot will be sold widely in Japan next spring.
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Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has introduced the world's smallest mobile robot. This robot will be sold widely in Japan next spring.
The advancement of modern technology makes shopping faster and more convenient than ever.
Near Field Communications (NFC) allows shoppers to hold up a card or mobile phone near a sensor and when a beep is heard, the train or coffee fare is paid.
Mobile users can now print their photos in seconds, thanks to a new Polaroid technology.
The Philippines will become the first country in the world to test the rain gauge system using the available mobile communications equipment.
A self-propelled robot (self-moving) that can operate in many different directions has been successfully researched and manufactured by Ho Chi Minh City University of Te…
Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. has launched a high-floor, dust-proof robot that looks like a portable washing machine.
In the race to produce ultra-thin screens for TVs, mobile phones and other devices, Sony probably developed a product that beat all other products - it's a thin screen.…
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Zink Imaging LLC, the US company, has produced a handy photo printer for mobile phones and digital cameras without ink. However, the point of originality of this new pri…
Combined with emergency services and firefighting in the South Yorkshire area and four other European organizations, Dr Jacques Penders and colleagues from the Universit…
Japanese drivers can now seek advice from their cell phones on whether they are too drunk to sit behind the wheel.
Samsung has introduced the V960 mobile phone with optical joystick. Users will place their hands on this key and move the cursor across the screen to perform tasks, simi…
Phones that we still use today will go extinct in just five years. The alternative is mobile computing, which is integrated into the clothes we wear every day.
How to provide the most efficient energy source for mobile devices is one of the most intense and competitive research areas available today. Rechargeable batteries and…