Assistant robot Nadine is the same as human
Nadine is 1.7 meters tall, the height of Nadia Thalmann, who developed and produced Nadine. Nadine's brain is similarly built with Siri's Apple.
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Nadine is 1.7 meters tall, the height of Nadia Thalmann, who developed and produced Nadine. Nadine's brain is similarly built with Siri's Apple.
Predicting whether a child is capable of committing an offense before age 18 will help us take timely preventive measures.
Suncubator is a solar powered baby cradle that will absorb daylight and keep children warm at night.
In order to support autistic children, scientists have created a humanoid robot that uses artificial intelligence, talking and helping children get acquainted with peopl…
Aido is a family-friendly robot that can help with tasks such as playing with children and controlling smart applications in the home.
Italian and Russian researchers have created a neural network with children
Moths (his children) can indirectly cause long-term unemployment for glass-cleaning workers because of their reflective properties on their eyes.
Information may sound like science fiction, but researchers have actually created robots that are capable of spawning and evolving without human intervention.
Colombian designer Carlos Torres has created an artificial arm that helps handicapped children to play assembling Lego in a whole new way. Accordingly, children will ass…
Researchers in Switzerland have designed a special robot, which acts as a student for children to 'teach' them how to write words. Thereby helping to improve children's…
The world has just had a good news when human sperm has been successfully cultured in a laboratory environment.
A team of US engineers says they have succeeded in producing safe batteries for children.
Fever Smart is as compact as a stamp. To use it, parents just need to fix it in their children's hands with the sticker.
Used children and adults are contributing to increasing the burden of waste disposal for people today.
FDK and Fujitsu (Japan) have jointly developed ultra-thin devices to help children avoid straying.