Future toilets can help diagnose cancer, diabetes
This high-tech toilet type is capable of monitoring but changing the blood sugar levels of users to detect early signs of disease with special sensors.
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This high-tech toilet type is capable of monitoring but changing the blood sugar levels of users to detect early signs of disease with special sensors.
Time will tell whether the two Indian physicists have changed the physics we know, thereby bringing technology one step further.
The team of robotics experts at Tokyo University built Dragon robots with the ability to fly for a short time and rearrange their parts, Futurism reported on June 26.
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The NewScientist, Vocktail was developed by Nimemsha Ranasinghe and colleagues at Singapore National University.
Engineers at Cornell University, USA, developed a stretchable surface capable of changing the structure from 2D to 3D, allowing it
To change the color of flowers, natural mothers take about 850 years to perform, but CRISPR / Cas9 only performed in less than a year.
Experts warning robots with artificial intelligence are gradually changing people to decide many things, but they also have behaviors that distinguish gender and race.
Room windows, aircraft doors, auto glass and even sunglasses can be installed.
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
Healthy, self-healing concrete, carbon nanomaterials, color changing bricks are advanced technologies that can be widely used in the future construction industry.
Having a hair that automatically changes color according to the weather every time you go out probably only exists in fictional movies. But now you can completely do thi…
The world of technology is always changing, many new and popular inventions mean that familiar things will gradually fade away and disappear.
Researchers at the University of Connecticut were inspired by the ink and jellyfish skin, which can change color or texture to meet certain elements in the surrounding e…