US made the world's most accurate atomic clock set a new record
The world's most accurate atomic clock will only deviate a second for 15 billion years.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Clock.
347 published items.
The world's most accurate atomic clock will only deviate a second for 15 billion years.
Japanese scientists have created a pair of high-precision watches, which only take one second for 16 billion years.
The high-end Swiss watchmaker Omega joins the European space agency ESA, which has just launched a watch for astronauts called Speedmaster Skywalker X-33.
A group of developers has set up the Indiegogo website, which publishes a completely new intelligent clock project, which is able to display information directly on user…
Three months after it was announced, Google announced details about Android Wear, the platform for smart devices that could carry it.
The technology world is very excited about Apple's iWatch technology. However,
Smart watches or health watch bracelets have appeared in recent years, but virtually none of them are eye-catching.
Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have officially launched the most accurate atomic clock in the world.
Have you ever thought that a wristwatch could turn into a USB storage device?
New generation alarm clock can know the exact time to wake users, by feeling their bodies.
Google's smartphone will launch with Android 4.4 and Nexus 5 in the event on October 31st.
Scientists have recently introduced a wristwatch that can calculate the death of a wearer and countdown until they die.
According to the journal Science, American scientists have invented the world's most accurate watch with 10 times the accuracy of any watch.
Omate TrueSmart, a smart watch equipped with a 5 megapixel camera, is entering the production stage after reaching the required milestone.
UK scientists have just announced the clock can calculate life expectancy, assess human health status by laser scanning technology.