Indian girl makes anti-rape underwear
An Indian girl makes eye contact when making panties that attaches to devices and cameras in case of rape.
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An Indian girl makes eye contact when making panties that attaches to devices and cameras in case of rape.
Police from Guiyang City in southern China were tasked with using the city's extensive surveillance camera network to locate BBC reporter John Sudworth.
In order to catch up with the pace of road upgrades and infrastructure in Tokyo, Japan is hoping for the best
To ensure that a society does not have a picture, the German designer has developed a camera that only allows users to take original photographs.
The future of camera technology will no longer depend on mechanical components such as motors, gears or lenses.
Contact lenses capable of imaging, instant video recording will be electronic devices that replace the smartphone in the future.
Researchers in Sweden have created the world's fastest camera that can capture up to 5 trillion frames in a second.
As the largest Korean corporation, it is understandable that consumer electronics is not the only field with Samsung footprints
An Israeli company has unveiled applications based on phone cameras to analyze images, thereby finding diseases and suggesting treatment directions.
Public toilets in the capital Beijing - China began using facial recognition technology to prevent widespread theft of toilet paper.
By mimicking the gestures of visual pits, scientists at the University of Stuttgart, Germany have helped machines with the ability to focus strongly on vision like an ea…
At a rate of 100 billion frames per second, this camera application will really bring breakthroughs in the scientific world.
A video taken from a Tesla camera traveling in autopilot shows that the car can
Russian special forces received the first, almost invisible camouflage creams with thermal imaging cameras and cameras.
Blind people can read between 63 and 81 words per minute thanks to a finger-mounted camera system that recognizes the text and reads them out loud.