Digital stone alerts the degree of drunkenness
Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
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Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
Netherlands is considered as the first country in the world to bring this modern system into service life.
Imagine a bra that could alert your doctor if he or she had a heart attack. That is a new invention has just been announced by the University of Arkansas. The team at th…
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
Epilepsy is a scary experience for patients because the disease is very fast and the person is not able to call for help or medical staff.
Like psychologists, smart mobile phones will alert users when they fall into a depressed state and advise them to meet friends to relieve their bad mood.
The Ministry of Communications of Japan plans to launch a new earthquake warning system through mobile phones and car navigation devices by the fall of 2013 to help aler…
British experts are working on a smart home system that can alert people when a homeowner is sick or in distress.
US scientists have studied a new cell phone that can alert for some common diseases, such as the flu.
The US Department of Defense will install a type of audio device capable of detecting the flight path of bullets flying from the ground into the transport helicopter.
The US space agency has created an electronic sensor for the iPhone that turns the smartphone into a portable chemical analyzer.
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…
Greek researchers are developing an intelligent system that can monitor the driver's alertness, detect signs of drowsy drivers and awaken them.
Shoppers in supermarkets may soon be pushing smart carts, which may alert you if you buy too many unhealthy foods.