Scientists want to use cockroaches to find victims in collapsed buildings
Researchers from the University of Connecticut put small neurons on the cockroach to control the movement of these insects inside buildings.
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Researchers from the University of Connecticut put small neurons on the cockroach to control the movement of these insects inside buildings.
This remote-controlled buoy can swim to the exact location of the person in distress to bring them to the shore.
The device operates in a active or passive mode to protect both the conscious victim and the victims who are accidentally drunk or unaware.
A former pedophile parish priest must conduct a trial after the new technology allows the disabled victim to use his eyes to denounce his crimes.
After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
Designing a new helmet with automatic emergency call capability can significantly improve the survivability of accidental victims of traffic accidents.
Obviously, no one wants to be a victim of robots after someone orders them to kill them.
Electric sandals and bra, and jeans with an emergency button are anti-rape tools newly announced by students in India.
Facial recognition technology has been used to identify and convict an armed robber.
Scientists at the University of Glasgow, Scotland have discovered that the more we can exploit data from ... the eyes of the victim in blackmail to help investigate the…
NASA has introduced a new radar detector that will help detect buried victims under the rubble of buildings in disaster.
This life jacket is designed to make victims feel comfortable at sea, not being attacked by carnivorous creatures, and especially containing the amount of food that help…
The US Navy is investing a $ 900,000 project at the Georgia Institute of Technology to design a special rescue robot inspired by a television personality.
Many victims of heart attack usually do not show warning signs such as angina, sweating, but only feeling a little uncomfortable, while others are not aware of these sig…