Turn your arm into a virtual keyboard
Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
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Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
This smart robot can turn into smartband, phone, flashlight and many other things.
Those who buy the Pepper robot must sign the contract not to have sex with it, nor to create sex-related applications or programming over its software.
Three young men in Chile invented the world's first unstoppable bicycle by turning the chassis into a smart lock.
Ubiquitous Energy, based in Silicon Valley, is planning to produce a new type of transparent solar cell, covering the phone screen and windows in the future.
After 4 years of research with the largest budget for science and technology ever, Vietnam's first HF (radio frequency identification) RFID chip was successfully designe…
Thermos is a company well known to many by its hot food and beverage containers. The company has just launched a new smart water bottle that can monitor the drinking hab…
A year ago, IBM introduced the TrueNorth chip - inspired by the human brain. IBM today announced that it has succeeded in bringing TrueNorth's scale to the brain lev…
If the UK Highway Administration's plan becomes a reality, the driver of an electric car can comfortably charge the battery, while driving on the road.
The US Patent Office (USPTO) has revealed that Apple has registered a new patent, which turns the iPhone into a device that controls everything in the home.
A team from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Texas (Austin, USA) has developed the technology
Im a little quiet since the announcement of contact lenses development in March this year, Google this week showed that they are still implementing their 'Google X' proj…
The Team Turquoise team developed a wristband called Doppel, which can change the mood of the wearer by providing a tactile beat to the wrist.