The 'BrainPort' device returns sight to the blind
On November 17, Scientific American magazine reported that American scientists have just invented the device
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On November 17, Scientific American magazine reported that American scientists have just invented the device
US scientists have successfully tested an artificial neuralgia, which is expected to help people with disabilities feel the heat and cold through artificial limbs.
A Japanese company has launched a set of clothes designed to help people walk and move normally.
At present, the laws of many countries in the world prohibit visually impaired people and drive cars. But there are still people who are persistently looking for ways to…
The Philippines will become the first country in the world to test the rain gauge system using the available mobile communications equipment.
After nearly 10 years of research, US and Japanese scientists have succeeded in using monkey brain signals to manipulate human form via the Internet. They believe this t…
Last December 6, IBM's Silicon Research Group published an important result in the application of Silicon-based photonic photonics, using light to replace copper fibers…
Engineers in the United Kingdom and the United States have developed a wheelchair to help people with paralysis of the limbs can be controlled by the tongue. The medium…
Sony's research center in Tokyo has just discovered how to connect headphones to portable music players and video players without the need for wires. Their solution…
New Technology Research Center (Petech) has researched and successfully designed life jackets on the sea. On the outside, life jackets look like life jackets
A new system will monitor the amount of water evaporated to make predictions of heavy rains, or hurricanes just before it appears.
US researchers have invented a new radar system almost impossible to detect because of its similarity to random noise. This type of radar can be used for military and mi…
In a step toward linking human ideas to machines, Japanese automaker Honda Motor Corp. has developed a technique that uses brain signals to control very simple movements…
The US Coast Guard is about to launch a new technology that will help pinpoint the exact location of off-shore seamen. The new technology, called Rescue 21, uses a serie…