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This is a new code that helps computers first observe every small movement of many people at the same time and have the ability to make robots understand language withou…
US scientists are developing the idea of turning everyday clothes into cell phone chargers.
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
After a tiring day of work, what the office workers want is probably to enjoy a good night's sleep.
Robot K5 was patrolled on the streets of Silicon Valley when a drunkard attacked him, causing many scratches on his body.
Australia will become the third country in the world after the United States and Russia to freeze corpses for preservation. This facility will specialize to serve those…
The US Navy recently announced to the media that they could fabricate a bulletproof jacket that is 10 times stronger than the steel of a fish's mucus.
With a 3D printer and about $ 15, Ryan Bouricious, a senior year in physics, Ithaca University, New York, created a fake hand that could be used to hold, write and even…
Thanks to computer technology that interacts with the brain, patients with disabilities will no longer suffer from pain in the paralyzed limb or lost.
Instead of relying on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, researchers have developed a system that uses the human body to transmit passwords.
Researchers have turned tattoos into communication tools, able to control electronic devices and transmit data.
Programmable self-transforming materials can help create implantable medical devices capable of self-deploying within the body at arbitrary speeds.
Scientists have successfully built a fabric that helps people resist harshness as global temperatures rapidly increase.
Bettinger and his team at Carnegie Mellon University have taken a big step forward. They developed a battery made of melanin, a type of natural pigment in the skin, hair…