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The device read the brain waves accurately, safely
A team of scientists from the University of Tokyo and Niigata University in Japan have successfully researched new brain signaling devices.
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Future technology - waving radio control
In the future, thanks to the 3D gesture recognition technology, we only need to wave to control electronic devices.
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Anti-drowning hat
Australian scientists have developed a helmet that detects driver drowsiness by monitoring brain waves.
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Method of road quality appraisal by sound waves
Each year, Europe spends billions of euros to build and repair roads. People are making constant efforts to minimize the cost of road construction by developing more opt…
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Smart hat for driver
SmartCap is a smart hat designed to read brain waves and prevent the driver from falling asleep on the steering wheel.
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Wheelchairs move by thought
Toyota Motor Corporation said it has developed a wheelchair control method by recognizing brain waves. The user does not need to use muscle, not even uttering his reques…
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Charge it by 'waving'
Imagine that all you have to do to charge your ipod or blackberry is to wave your hands, stretch your arms or walk?
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Electromagnetic equipment can shoot down civil aircraft
Israeli researchers warn that civilian aircraft can be shot down by electronic devices according to the installation instructions on the internet.
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Prohibit turning on cell phones on airplanes - fearsome fears?
Although no reliable research has confirmed that mobile phones will affect airline safety, but on flights, using this device is still prohibited.
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Iron spiders carry people on the water
If you come across this canoe you might think that it only appears in the James Bond movie, but that might be a means of going to sea in the future.
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'Rubber Snake': Electric energy from ocean waves
A device made up of giant rubber tubes may have the decisive significance in making electromagnetic energy from ocean waves.
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Future energy source from infrared rays
While using plates that absorb sunlight to convert them into energy, researchers at the Idaho National Laboratory have experimented with a new way of collecting: using i…
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Avoid annoying noise with sound insulation
Scientists in Spain have proven that metamaterials - materials with unusual artificial structures - can be designed to make a sound barrier that causes sound waves not t…
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Controlled by thought in the virtual world
For the first time, a man with paralysis but still active brain waves has created a virtual character online, according to Japanese researchers.
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Earthquake early warning technology, still ahead?
The death of tens of thousands of people after the devastating earthquake in Sichuan (China) once again raged about the need for optimal technology to warn such disaster…