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With this amazing feature, Shiftwear shoe will give you a new look every day.
Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
A new robot named Robocoach launched last week at a technology exhibition sponsored by the Government of Singapore will become a sports coach for older people.
Scientists at the University of Korea and TU Berlin in Germany have successfully developed a computerized console, which can be used to command the lower limb (hips and…
Forget the physical touch screens and buttons, Google's Soli project allows users to control electronic devices by waving their hands in the air.
An Israel-based technology company has developed a smart pen capable of writing text on any surface and integrating the function of displaying messages to user phones.
Not the April Fools Story, in the future, you can taste the taste of every dish just by taking a photo of the dish by phone.
WayTools has launched a unique physical keyboard for the iPhone, which replaces the on-screen keyboard, but still has the convenience of carrying the iPhone's travel…
The following areas may greatly change the science and technology and human life in the next few years.
E-ink display technology is a popular technology on reading devices, but now, this technology may be the end of the interior wall painting.
Owning a computer for learning is a big problem for poor countries in Africa.
Sesame Phone touch-sensitive smartphones are designed to free your hands from touch gestures and allow people who cannot use their hands to use their phones.
A tour around Corning's glass labs will show the brand new functionality of Gorilla Glass toughened glass.
3D projection images are now very realistic, Hologram technology even erases the gap between illusion and reality. However, the drawback is that a screen is needed.
Scientists at the University of Science and Technology in Hong Kong have successfully researched a super-thin LCD panel that does not require electricity.