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SuperShoes shoes developed by American designer Dhairya Dand will satisfy you with the ability to accurately point your employer through the 'toe' of the toe.
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SuperShoes shoes developed by American designer Dhairya Dand will satisfy you with the ability to accurately point your employer through the 'toe' of the toe.
The tiny robots, capable of working inside the astronaut's body, could someday help with emergency surgery to save lives in space.
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A tiny personal computer can be worn on the ear and controlled by a blink of an eye or a tongue clamp is being tested in Japan.
To monitor cardiac arrhythmias, a monitor and electrodes should be attached to the person through the conductor and should not be attached more than 24 hours.
A team of researchers from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands has made a breakthrough in making flying insect flyers, called DelFly Explorer.
Researchers at Harvard University in the United States have developed tiny bean-sized drones to pollination the flowers, as the number of bees decreases.
A new application called iDoorCam, which works with a tiny camera attached to a button similar to a doorbell, can notify and send a visitor's picture to the landlord…
A tiny helicopter was made from a phone that caught the attention of visitors at a toy show in Japan last week.
Many unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have the disadvantage of encountering strong winds or extreme weather. Thus, Aeryon Lab developed the type of UAV in this condition.
The new technology enables a strong improvement in hearing ability in people with hearing loss, while contributing to simplifying the transplant process.
Germany's Rollei and SK Telecom have teamed up to manufacture the Innocube projector with small, lightweight features that are compatible with smartphones, tablets,…
The laser can support firearms or detonate warheads for the Army in the near future, after experts show how to use lasers to place tiny metal structures, like origami Ja…
The new technology, called finger-sensing, uses a tiny touch of sound in the phone to pick up sound and measure the vibrations caused by touching the screen.
Millions of people with diabetes face discomfort with frequent blood tests.