A smart shirt helps to monitor the wearer's health
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Ralph Lauren has helped his clients wear better since it was launched in 1967 and now they want to be healthier.
British scientists have developed the first robot in the world capable of doing the work of dishwashers and cleaning tables instead of humans.
Vessyl is a special water bottle, which is capable of recognizing it contains anything liquid, such as coffee, beer, soft drinks, milk, water.
An intelligent toilet system designed for use in disaster areas could be tested at a refugee camp in the Philippines.
According to the University of California at San Diego (USA), human sweat can be harnessed to provide energy to mobile devices, thanks to intelligent tattoos.
This is a pretty creative project of young designers, with a very useful deodorizer feature.
A group of developers has set up the Indiegogo website, which publishes a completely new intelligent clock project, which is able to display information directly on user…
Spanish engineers designed seat belts to help regulate the driver's heart rate and signal them to wake up if the driver is in danger because of a drowsiness behind the s…
British Airways has launched a new blanket for passenger service. Accordingly, this is the type of blanket called with the name
Researchers in the UK have developed a high-tech garden with the ability to automatically transform the overall look and parts based on the user's emotions.
AUSTRALIAN researchers have recently introduced a smart alert buoyancy device that can detect the presence of sharks in the sea and send a signal to the rescue team.
Three months after it was announced, Google announced details about Android Wear, the platform for smart devices that could carry it.
A Finnish computer engineer has developed the world's first smartphone charger to automatically power off and isolate the power source as soon as the phone is pulled…
Hey Joe Atlanta, the Atlanta-based company, has launched a brewing coffee cup of the same name that brews and maintains its favorite beverage.
According to the Defense One site, the Pentagon ordered a total of 500 smart glasses for intelligence or sniping purposes.