Fishhunter - Smartphone accessories help to locate fish
FishHunter is an accessory that acts as a ultrasonic detector connected to a Bluetooth smartphone to detect and locate underwater fish.
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FishHunter is an accessory that acts as a ultrasonic detector connected to a Bluetooth smartphone to detect and locate underwater fish.
In the first part of the third test flight at California's Mojave Spaceport, the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft is paired underneath the WhiteKnightTwo fuselage.
ArcSoft has introduced the Simplicam, which integrates motion sensor technology, audio sensor and face recognition.
Daniel Genkin, Adi Shamir (2 co-founders of the RSA algorithm) and Eran Tromer used a technique called
Current biomimetic technology is growing with incredible inventions.
Scientists say the secret of flying almost silent in a bird's night can be used to develop less noise-producing aircraft.
Researchers at Queen Mary's College and London's Imperial College have said they have developed a solar cell that can generate electricity by both sunlight and s…
British scientists have created a dolphin-inspired ultrasound that can detect people trapped underground or buried in snow.
According to the BBC, Elliptic Labs' ICs use sound waves to translate user's hand movements into commands.
British experts have developed a technology that uses sound waves to create
Finis, maker of digital swimming devices, has unveiled Neptune's state-of-the-art waterjet player with new audio-over-bone technology.
Experts at the Walt Disney Company's Disney Research Center have created a device
The Sound Band will be a different headset because it has no speakers. Instead, the Sound Band uses surface-to-surface technology, meaning that the listener's ear is…
Experts from the University of Nottingham Trent (UK) have written a computer program that analyzes the signs in the sounds of the eastern gray wolves.
Researchers from Zurich have found a way to make matter and especially liquid droplets fly in the air thanks to sound waves and they can also control their movement.