Sony develops camera-like 'human eye'
While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
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While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
Imagine the scene where you put a food plate and press the button and wait a few minutes. Easy Cal will help you find fat, water and calories in your diet.
Glass on the current smartphone screen does not have many functions, it only displays images and receive the touch operation.
The sensor collects data on light, humidity or air conditions in the growing area, which helps the gardener adjust the proper care of the plant.
New agricultural technologies are divided into four main groups: sensors, food, auto and technology.
The new Unlimited Space costume, otherwise known as the Unlimited Space Agency, can be used on the International Space Station (ISS) and the Earth.
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside, have proposed new technology and fabricated color sensors based on stress.
SPHERES is a project for the development of spherical satellites that are used on ISS stations to test spacecraft instruction sets for automatic flying operations and pa…
Nowadays, many types of gloves can be used with the touch screen thanks to the simple liquid spray that makes the display monitor work in the case of artificial hands.
Special colored patches are smaller in size than nails. It contains a gel that is a mixture of metals and chemicals, including tiny gold pieces, a silver compound and vi…
The First Sign Hair Clip, a hair clip integrated with security sensors, is designed not only to signal the need for help, but also to collect evidence to ensure that the…
The self-contained plug-in project, which lasts more than 25 years, was created by Jeremy Smith, Utah's elite electric engineer, who is attracting attention on the K…
Professor Takao Someya, said that prototype smart diapers have the ability to track moisture, pressure, temperature and other phenomena that cause changes in resistance.
Scientists have successfully created prosthetic devices that allow the mucosal hand to feel like grip.