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Using turn-off sensors, electric switches integrated into locks and rainwater tanks, 3 students from Ho Chi Minh City Polytechnic University have successfully researched…
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Using turn-off sensors, electric switches integrated into locks and rainwater tanks, 3 students from Ho Chi Minh City Polytechnic University have successfully researched…
This product is completely designed and manufactured in Vietnam according to microelectromechanical technology (MEMS), which is highly applicable in many fields, especia…
Two physicists co-inventor CCD image sensors have been honored and shared this year's Nobel Prize for Physics.
Test paper for urea and urea sensors was developed by a scientist. These are effective tools for housewives to choose safe food for their families.
A new touch system for the first time helps control large areas that are cost effective. This patented gas induction system is based on the principle of diffusion, where…
US scientists are developing a type of sensor that is smaller than rice grain, has a very high sensitivity, can be widely used in medicine and military.
American physicists have developed a very handy device with enough sensitivity to record magnetic fields from electrical signals in the brain. With a small cell covered…
After the introduction of the H3DII-39 professional camera with a 39-megapixel sensor, the Hasselblad company once again made the technology world more fluttering with i…
The first generation iPhone was born in 2007. Through decades of development with many versions introduced to users, iPhone has become stronger and smarter.
Scientists have successfully discovered how to use the battery-saving Wi-Fi network for phones 10,000 times more than conventional Wi-Fi networks today.
Current touch-sensitive features on the phone require complex hardware, so it only appears on high-end products and forces you to buy new phones.
Just 2 months after acquiring the smart home appliance maker Nest and the company developing Dropcam surveillance camera, Google has submitted a new patent named
According to an IBM announcement, the next five years, users will be able to see computers that can smell, hear, taste, and even see a picture that can explain meaning.
If you've ever wanted to turn the living room into a cinema, Microsoft is about to satisfy you. The company has just unveiled an incredible scanner and movie projector.
Samsung Electronics has announced the successful development of a 3MP CMOS image sensor with a 1/4-inch lens for ultra-thin phone cameras.