Sterilize touch screen with ultraviolet rays
Microsoft is preparing to license the patent for touch screen sterilization technology, Engadget technology page (USA) reported on February 22.
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Microsoft is preparing to license the patent for touch screen sterilization technology, Engadget technology page (USA) reported on February 22.
HP has just received a US patent for transparent screen technology, which can be seen through. This screen allows users to see everything on the screen and the objects b…
This sounds like in a fictional novel: People can interact with each other without words, just think for a moment.
A very interesting device was created by scientists in Information Technology, Aalto University, Finland.
This new wheelchair type helps people with disabilities get to where they want just by thinking about the destination.
Security printer Bundesdruckerei (Germany) and screen maker Samsung SDI have just released a smart passport. The OLED screen of this passport provides more reliable data.
BASF, a German company, has produced a new type of screen that prevents mosquitoes. Currently this type of curtain is being tested in large numbers in India and Tanzania.
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In 2003, Japan succeeded in creating high-tech clothing that could make people invisible to others. However, it is only a part of the body that is made by high-tech devi…
German design firm, Orkin Design, recently proposed a unique laptop design idea: it could be
The new most recognizable points have just been shared by the Windows 7 development team with the community to comment on the upcoming Release Candidate.
It is a controversial topic in the United States in the context of the country's Reagon national airport is preparing to use a new type of security inspection machine, a…
SMK Group (Japan) said it has researched and successfully built the
Forget the hard-colored cement iron boxes. Computers can become more vivid, eye-catching and ... fresher.
The president of the world's largest software company wants to turn all surfaces that people can touch into a computer interface.