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The camera captures the movement of light particles
Researchers make sensor cameras that can capture the movement of light particles at unprecedented speed and resolution.
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Why is image sensor size so important in the camera cluster?
Now, the race for megapixels on smartphones is once again taking place, while the new sensor size is something that needs improvement. Huawei is a prime example of upgra…
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Why do people get stuck in one nose when they are sick?
When we are sick or have the flu, we often have only one side of our nose. This is really annoying. Why?
Technology
Making a tiny fly robot that can track every corner
French and Swiss engineers developed a device weighing only 190 milligrams, capable of flexible and secret air travel.
New technology
Japan has successfully manufactured a biodegradable humidity sensor
The biodegradable humidity sensor helps farmers determine which areas of the farm need to be watered by transmitting a signal that varies according to the soil moisture.
Health
Biological sensors on frames help control blood sugar
According to thenextweb.com, Brazilian and American scientists have collaborated to develop biosensors mounted on frames, which can measure blood sugar through the user'…
Computer science
Chinese hackers use fingerprints on glass to crack sensors for 20 minutes
A group of Tencent hackers recently demonstrated the technique of unlocking smartphone fingerprint sensors in just 20 minutes.
Computer science
What to do if the Home button on iPhone stops working?
Apple abandoned the Home button on the iPhone last year when all 2018 iPhone models were equipped with Face ID and an edge-to-edge screen.
New technology
The device detects health abnormalities through ... sweat
This device can detect abnormal signs in the amount of sweat secreted by the wearer, thereby promptly warning about their health problems such as dehydration or fatigue.
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Why don't we fall off the bed while we sleep?
Some people think that when we sleep, we are completely unconscious and don't know what happens around us. But that is not entirely true.
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Smart sensor knows 'hearing' healing wounds
Heriot-Watt University researchers (UK) have developed a new technology to help heal wounds by 'listening' to their progress.
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Why does mint make our mouth feel cool?
If you sip a mint leaf, you may notice that it makes your mouth feel cool. That's because mint, like chili, is a biochemical success story.
Animal world
Have you ever seen a shrimp molting? It's impressive like this!
Video of shrimp molting in Vietnam but so impressive to the foreign newspapers.
Space science
China takes advantage of garbage satellites as AI weapons
China will take advantage of the old satellites, no longer used to develop new weapons systems using artificial intelligence (AI), the SCMP newspaper has cited a confide…
Computer science
Is face unlocking harmful to eyes?
Face ID, Iris Scanner and some other face and iris recognition technologies are using infrared to shine directly into users' eyes.