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A skirt called 'Intimacy 2.0' is a creative product by Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde. The dress fabric is woven from smart fibers, which will become transparent when e…
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A skirt called 'Intimacy 2.0' is a creative product by Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde. The dress fabric is woven from smart fibers, which will become transparent when e…
According to rumors, Samsung will unveil a new line of televisions that could be completely transparent, capable of turning your home window into a TV set with just one…
According to a recent report by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the need to own a car and drive a car in developed countries is probab…
LG has officially introduced the world's first curved 3D TVs at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, called LG EA9800.
The future of flying cars is becoming clearer after experts study the ability to equip self-propelled mode, allowing the driver to be comfortable on the move.
The wearable computer is likely to be Apple's future after the iPhone in the long run, just as the iPhone replaces the iPod.
The inventors of the Edison Ideas Experiment have launched DoorBot, which works in a similar way to a doorbell, but can transmit audio and images to mobile phones.
The Australian army will be the first armed force to use the most advanced smart bomb version built by Boeing Corporation.
A device called the Smart Stethoscope, invented by scientists at the University of Southampton, will help doctors assess whether or not a kidney stone treatment is succe…
Sony has developed a new technology for the use of small cameras in phones and tablets to diagnose the skin health of users.
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
Russian scientists have created a cardboard box that helps ripen eggs within two minutes without water.
Experts at the University of Cambridge are looking at the risks that could affect the future of humankind behind the emergence of super-smart technologies.
Japan's Fujitsu Technology Group has released a new feature called '