Technology turns home objects into TV controls
Scientists at the University of Lancaster are developing a new technology that allows us to use objects around us or our body parts as a TV control.
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Scientists at the University of Lancaster are developing a new technology that allows us to use objects around us or our body parts as a TV control.
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South Korean scientists are developing a special type of OLED display that can be embedded in fabric.
This compact glove will increase the virtual world experience for the user.
AR Design (Canada) has created a unique product with the ability to make users' phones hover and rotate evenly in the air while charging.
The small touch screen makes it difficult to manipulate and watch content on smart watches.
A project called the Lazertouch Mini Projector is currently gaining a great deal of attention on the popular Indiegogo community appeal.
People can undergo physiological agitation when touching the sensitive parts of the robot, similar to touching another person.
A touch screen that can be used to charge the phone is being tested.
Chinese scientists are developing a transparent material that can be used to cover the surface of touch screens.
With this special display type, the visually impaired can use a smartphone, tablet or any touch screen device.
Japanese researchers have created three-dimensional imagery that can be touched. Prior to this, the technology that made these images burns when exposed.