Attach electronic circuits to money to counter counterfeit money
Researchers have successfully tested US dollar, Swiss franc, Japanese yen and the euro.
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Researchers have successfully tested US dollar, Swiss franc, Japanese yen and the euro.
Electronics can sometimes move as shakes as compasses and can form a special wave.
Contact lenses integrated LED screen, can display more graphical information, is gradually stepping from fiction movies to real life.
Hitachi has developed a technology to pay credit by structuring blood vessels in the fingertips.
Removed computer parts may someday fuel your car. That's because researchers in Romania and Turkey have developed an effective and simple method for recycling.
Researchers have created the smallest transistor in the world - only one atom thick and 10 atoms wide, from materials believed to replace silicon in the not-too-distant…
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) & Texas Instruments have unveiled the secret of a new type of chip model for handheld electronics that inc…
In science fiction movies, viewers see the characters can look at images from far away by electronic eyes. In fact, now researchers at the University of Washington have…
With a unique new Japanese technology, you can control an electronic device without touching a finger. You just need to use ... your brain!
Nanoident (Australia) has introduced the technology to print photopolymer photoelectric circuit in operation. Particles of nanometer size will be sprayed onto the substr…
Recently, a company in New Zealand introduced two new products: Bio-belts and smart shoe soles. These two products automatically record every biological indicator of the…
In a study that could lead to the creation of completely new devices, systems and applications on microcomputers, researchers at the Massachusset Institute of Technology…
By eliminating the formation of air bubbles when 'casting' droplets of fluid into complex circuits, the team led by Princeton University has removed the obstacle of mass…