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Remote-controlled reconnaissance robots are increasingly being developed for military purposes, such as battlefield reconnaissance, mine detection or patrols, etc. The r…
The camera maker is moving toward producing full-automatic digital cameras to cut costs. If successful, the reliance on machines can help maintain technological strength…
Sharp Corp. Japan said on May 8 that it will launch a vacuum cleaner capable of detecting and responding to commands and voice prompts in early June.
Called KNÄPPA, this model is very environmentally friendly because its body is made of cardboard. However, KNÄPPA does not sell widely in the market, which is a promotio…
Japanese experts have teamed up to create a camera that uses space technology to detect radioactive contamination on the ground.
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have released the first camera capable of recording objects obscured by obstacles.
HoverMast is a hovercraft in the air and can be mounted on a small vehicle such as an SUV. This device was developed by Sky Sapience and is still in the experimental pha…
Pivothead's special glasses also have the ability to record images during use.
The SAFFiR is designed to be human-like, with an infrared camera that allows it to detect smog and The gas sensor helps the robot detect the location of the fire. The ba…
By using optical camouflage technology, Mercedes Benz scientists can make a car disappear on the street.
US scientists are studying how to flap wings of butterflies from one flower to another to teach a new generation of robots the size of a small insect.
This technology can be compared to a painting thief operating right in front of people and cameras without anyone knowing. Nobody saw the thief walk leisurely in the mus…
The tiny capsule in the abdomen as in the science fiction movie Fantastic Voyage is about to be realized thanks to the tiny camera that can travel through the human body.
Norwegian researchers are aiming to manufacture tablets that incorporate advanced camcorders (which can transmit video directly from the inside of the bowel).