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Computer control by eye
At $ 60, users will receive an eyeCharm, a Kinect extension that will replace the use of a mouse on a computer.
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New application of nuclear sensor
In addition to hunting for signs of nuclear weapons tests, these sensors can be used to monitor whales, monitor air pollution and alert tsunamis.
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Ultra-sensitive gloves for the sensor
Recently, Moshi has introduced a glove specifically for use with touch screen devices called Digits Touch Screen Gloves for about $ 30.
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Turn 'cricket' into a biometric scanner
According to Wired magazine, the US Department of Defense is thinking of equipping handheld biometric scanners to scan faces, eyes, and fingerprints of objects with smar…
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Aircraft tail - engraved crystal of submarine
ASQ-81 is an unusual magnetic sensor detection system manufactured by Raytheon Corporation (USA). It has the best sensitivity compared to other sensors.
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Turn on the wood touch sensor
Spanish researchers are developing a touch-sensitive technology for household appliances. With this technology, users just need to lighten the wooden wall to turn the li…
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The invention of the electric handcuffs is impossible to escape
Today, police 8 handcuffs are merely steel cuffs. But only a little while longer, it is very likely that security forces around the world will use an 8-digit, high-tech…
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Blind learns how people make automated submarines
The ability to guide blind fishes helps US and Singaporean scientists create sensors that can help locate submarines more accurately in turbid water.
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Lytro technology will be available on mobile
Toshiba (Japan) has announced that it is working on the new camera sensor used on mobile devices.
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Computer equipment mimics the human senses
Future computing devices will be further developed in terms of human senses in order to imitate the ability to see. , smell, touch, taste and listen.
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Use smartphone to read the pollution
US scientists say they have deployed a team of mobile pollution sensors that provide real-life information about air quality to smartphone users in the region.
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Early diagnosis device
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are developing a sensor that can detect and diagnose early cancer.
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Smartphone through walls
Smartphones can soon be equipped with the ability to look through walls, thanks to the next-generation image chip.
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Sony develops skin health diagnostics technology
Sony has developed a new technology for the use of small cameras in phones and tablets to diagnose the skin health of users.
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Gesture-driven technology
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.