The patch turns sweat into a charging source for the phone
US scientists have successfully developed skin patches that use sweat to power the phone.
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US scientists have successfully developed skin patches that use sweat to power the phone.
The future of camera technology will no longer depend on mechanical components such as motors, gears or lenses.
With only a paint sprayer, US researchers can create touch-sensitive surfaces such as smartphones on the walls or tables.
Fingerprint sensors are created to make your device more secure without having to complicate the unlocking process.
A group of Singaporean scientists have found a way to turn water into lemonade without lemons and send them over the Internet.
With incredible technological advances, Google and other technology giants are proving to us that technology is capable of helping people improve and fix themselves. Mic…
This is a great application for lazy office workers.
Automakers and technology companies are racing to get the first self-driving car. This is really one
Scientists have devised a way to read the contents of ancient books without having to separate the pages and damage them.
This study can pave the way for communication between the machine and the brain to control prostheses, remote robots as well as create momentum for the development of ne…
This artificial intelligence system (AI) uses sensors mounted on firefighter clothing. AI will judge and give advice to those who do this rescue work.
With tiny microchips implanted in a person, an ordinary person can become superhuman. They can unlock the door, turn on the lights, or log on to the computer with a sing…
The device is developed based on the phenomenon of foaming, which means to create a bubble inside a liquid when a sudden change in pressure between the outside and the v…
The World Economic Forum (WEF) 2016 selects 10 technologies that can change the lives of people in the near future.
LG Innotek, a subsidiary of LG, has successfully developed a new high pressure sensor with high durability, coupled with extreme temperature resistance.