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Researchers are looking to design an imaging device that simulates a handheld device onto a computer screen.
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Researchers are looking to design an imaging device that simulates a handheld device onto a computer screen.
Scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have recently developed a technology that allows users to turn e-book pages like paper books.
Supported by the Korean government, researchers at the Institute of Advanced Science and Technology are developing new technologies. Accordingly, simply pressing on the…
A foggy UK researcher has initially succeeded in creating a solar cell grid that absorbs the light emitted by the OLED screen on a mobile phone to charge the battery. .
Imagine, you would be able to 'tap' into the TV and grab the items that appear on the screen. Scientists claim that the idea of this super-interactive TV technol…
With the new technology, this TV model has a razor-thin screen design, sharper color and faster image rotation than previous generation TVs.
Paper can be used as a touch screen, and this idea has been demonstrated by Japanese experts.
British scientists have created a thin, paper-like television screen that can be rolled up and stored in a pocket easily.
Finland's FogScreen company has attracted consumers at major trade events around the world for the past 5 years with visual display technology on a fog. These images see…
On November 28th, Toyota Motor Co. surprised many with the release of its model car, Fun-Vii, describing it as
Professor Babak Parviz and colleagues at the University of Washington are working to develop a contact lens that can connect to the internet, receive and display informa…
Scientists at the Polytechnic University of Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, have invented a new generation of touchscreens that allow users to feel by touching their finge…
A portable projector system allows users to make paper, wall or even human hands into a graphical interface that can interact.
A team of researchers at Stanford University has invented a way for visually impaired people to use the tablet's touchscreen as a Braille keyboard.
A new form of screen that doubles the amount of pixels just like a solar cell and can enhance the energy efficiency of mobile phones and electronic reading devices.