Olive: Intelligent wallet itself follow the owner, can turn into self-balancing car
Olive is a smart suitcase with a lot of integrated technologies, most notably the ability to detect the owner and then automatically follow.
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Olive is a smart suitcase with a lot of integrated technologies, most notably the ability to detect the owner and then automatically follow.
Steeped in the 2016 World Mobile Games in Shanghai, China.
Tips on the road measure the speed and direction of the vehicle, combined with computers and complex algorithms to turn on the green light.
In recent years, automotive designers are always looking for ways to eliminate rearview mirrors on concept cars, typically BMW Vision Next 100 or i8 Mirrorless.
This convenient toy weighs only 275 grams, half of the bottle of mineral water La Vie 500 ml, so you can easily carry it in your bag without any problems.
This device could be the optimal solution for pregnant women on crowded metro and bus routes.
Tampon (a type of women's sanitary napkins) will be the newest product to be applied to high technology.
Using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology on bank card chips, scientists turned the piece of paper into a high-tech control device.
Smart lights that recognize human activity to turn on / off automatically are not uncommon, however, the lights controlled by gestures and manipulations like Roome have…
If Igloohome locks are integrated into student accommodation, I think that the hostel will attract visitors because of this convenience.
The small touch screen makes it difficult to manipulate and watch content on smart watches.
Some cities in Korea have just put chips in the trash to find out where too many households throw too much food. Those who violate will be fined severely.
This wonderful umbrella can not only predict the weather, but it is also smart enough not to let the host take it.
Millions of people use dry boards every day to record information to convey their ideas to others.
According to a recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), car sensors are possible