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Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
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Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.
Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
Scientists in the United States invented a solar cell that is so thin that people can paste it on cell phones, windows and many other things.
During weekend trips in places where there is no electricity, you can still charge your mobile phone thanks to the smart wood burning stove.
Forgetting or losing a wallet is an event that can cause extreme stress. If a good person picks up a purse, you will have a chance to get it back.
Japanese scientists have developed semiconductor devices that reduce power consumption in semiconductor chips by more than 90%. The research team at Hokkaido University…
The birth of a unique light bulb allows us to control indoor lighting with mobile phones in the future.
The anti-dirty glass is the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) invention in the US, Livescience said. Not only does it prevent adhesion, it also eliminates ligh…
This hydrophobic spray compound does not allow water particles to reach the surface of devices such as mobile phones. The chairman of Ross Nanotechnology Company Andy Jo…
Remote shock alarms for tripping and collision alarms for the elderly, disabled, pregnant women, remote theft alarms, traffic accidents, traffic warning or outages ...
The boom of science and technology has made people's lives more and more comfortable.
An American company invented something that could help tombstones send messages of dead people to mobile phones of living people.
Cornell University, New York, has just invented a device that is about the size of a phone, taking advantage of the surface tension of water to help people walk on walls…
Tran Ngoc Hieu, a student of the Department of Mechatronics, Saigon University of Technology has successfully built a wheelchair controlled by a head for the disabled wh…