Smartphone is about to be equipped with an 'electronic nose' to identify the taste
Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to
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Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to
In the future, the transmission of electrical power to electrical equipment will not require wiring, which is considered to be relatively safe for human beings.
US experts have announced a new software that enables smartphones to recognize users based on how often they use them.
Technology turns a wall, panel, floor or any flat surface into a touch screen that Microsoft has been studying for years.
Apple has decided to use fingerprint sensors on iPhone 5S. What will this mean in the actual use of the user?
For nearly two decades, the US Army Research Laboratory strives to develop materials to protect ground-based vehicles and soldiers from lasers.
Haptix technology allows users to transform all spaces into three-dimensional, multi-faceted surfaces and interact on those surfaces.
The idea of using a sensor to monitor one of your body's functions (such as heart rate, blood pressure) was often used primarily in the medical industry or for profess…
Lumo BodyTech of the US has designed LumoBack sensor belt, with the feature to monitor and warn users in all activities, from standing, sitting, sleeping to walking or j…
Recently, scientists at Taiwan National University have been developing a type of electronic tooth that can transmit signals.
Getting rid of bad habits, like smoking, or dieting on the advice of the doctor, all can be done thanks to the new sensor inserted into the teeth.
Biological sensor tattoos are designed to prevent excessive exhaustion by measuring lactate levels in sweat secreted.
In 2011, NASA announced a study of a super-black super-black coating to increase sensitivity for optical sensors and devices used in space.
Japanese scientists on July 25 said they have successfully developed a viral circuitry that can work in the human body.
A car maker in the United States says it will build vehicles that monitor the health of drivers and be able to drive themselves if the driver is sick or unconscious.