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Use robots to study the behavior of intelligent communication of newborns
By creating an infant robot, scientists have proven that infants (less than 4 months old) are smarter than we think.
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Sensory chest control of stress-induced eating
Studies have shown that many people experience eating habits in stress, in which women account for more than men.
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Lose weight ... avatar
Observing your avatar with good weight loss behavior can help some people lose weight.
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Control your tablet, smartphone by thought
Samsung has been researching the possibility of using thought in the human brain to perform controller behavior on tablets and smartphones.
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Robot simulates herd
The little robot is not like ants, it's a two-wheeled cube that moves. They behave like ants while walking forward, aiming at the goal, avoiding obstacles, finding t…
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Beautiful spies immobilized
Some clothing stores in the UK add cameras to the mannequin to track customer shopping behavior.
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Help robots 'understand' people
In fact, robots need to recognize and respond to human behavior. This is a big problem because each person has different ways of waving their hands. Therefore, scientist…
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Italy successfully tested the first robot
Italian scientists on April 11 said that the first robot had a successful debut in front of other real fish, bringing new insights into the collective behavior of animal…
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Study the rattlesnakes through squirrels
Rattlesnakes in California often attack the ground squirrels for food. Snakes bite into small squirrels from behind. But in some cases, they are gentle.
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Equipment throttling the speaker
Two Japanese scientists have created a device capable of 'destroying' the excitement of those who say too much or too loudly.
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Using infrared sensor technology to fabricate behavior monitoring system
Irisys, UK, conducted initial testing of hand washing monitoring (using infrared sensor) monitoring systems at the NHS trust Institute in London, where health workers wo…
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Face tracking machine to detect liar
British scientists fabricate a device that can detect lying behavior by tracking the speaker's face.
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Fish robots rescue the fish from the oil spill
British biologists used robotic fish, carp-like, to study the rules of fish behavior and the rules of movement.
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Story of the autonomous bee robot squad
The bee's collective work has helped the whole team work together in a close assignment.
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There will be smart cameras to detect the wicked
Security systems capable of detecting criminals before they can hand over can appear in five years.