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NFC, RFID and ORC - an indispensable part of everyday life. Recently, a team at Carnegie Mellon University has created a new bar code, which stores data in sound waves.
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NFC, RFID and ORC - an indispensable part of everyday life. Recently, a team at Carnegie Mellon University has created a new bar code, which stores data in sound waves.
No matter which smartphone we have, we need to charge the battery. Many companies are anxious to create office furniture with built-in wireless chargers, including desks.
Scientists from Australia have created a medical stethoscope fitted with a smartphone, which allows the user to self-examine. Smartphone StethoCloud, a medical team from…
NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., Is developing three PhoneSat satellites, each with a size of 10cm / side and weighing less than 1.8kg, accordin…
Intel (USA) has developed a StressSense system that allows one to identify a person's normal voice. To do this, the user has to relax and read a snippet of the book…
mPowa includes a pre-installed smartphone application and a credit card reader. This device will connect to the cellphone through the headset jack, or bluetooth connecti…
This is the ordering product of Vodafone Telecom. Booster Brolly is equipped with 12 x 2 volt solar panels on the umbrella. They play the role of converting solar energy…
Next-generation smartphones and tablet PCs will be equipped with a real, transparent keyboard powder that only emerges when needed. The Tactus Center in California, USA,…
The engineers at the Warsaw University of Technology have successfully developed an application that allows smart phones to detect explosive devices. SAPER, in Latin mea…
A British research group has successfully developed a smart wristwatch called Pebble as a smartphone support device for both iOS and Android operating systems. Pebble ha…
A team from Stanford University has developed a smartphone application and a phone-ready mini scanner that promises to help early diagnosis of oral cancer.
In 2008, the Nokia Research Center in collaboration with the University of Cambridge (UK) developed a nano-sized telephone device called Morph.
According to a new patent application, Nokia wants to create tattoos capable of announcing that you have just received a new message or have an incoming call. Does the p…
Researchers are developing a new application that runs on touchscreen smartphones to help blind people type in messages.
It sounds like a joke, but the new generation of high-tech satellites can analyze waste samples, allowing users to generalize their health situation.