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Koubachi's sensors will monitor the humidity, light, temperature, fertility of the land and notify the owner of the wireless network. Just a sensor but it can captur…
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Koubachi's sensors will monitor the humidity, light, temperature, fertility of the land and notify the owner of the wireless network. Just a sensor but it can captur…
Bulletproof vests are a type of personal armor that protects the wearer from small shotgun pistols and shotgun bullets, and small debris from explosives like grenades. T…
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Electronics Technology and Soongsil University have developed intelligent windows that adjust the amount of sunlight that can be in…
Researchers at the University of Nottingham in Ningpo, China, have created a new type of heat-sensitive material that can cut heating and cooling costs for buildings.
A type of shirt that doesn't seem very fashionable, bulging when worn because there are two fans inside, but it is very attractive to customers in Japan because it helps…
Technology developed by Honeywell Aviation Group to help the plane land safely in the condition of clouds with a view only 30m.
Russian designers have created a super-unique 'super' cross-over tank, capable of working in extremely harsh conditions of minus 60 degrees Celsius.
An intelligent medical tape can change color to signal the wound state below has been the scientist ...
A truck solar-powered air conditioning system will be available in the market in early 2012.
The glass can not only adjust the transparency to suit the weather conditions but also can generate energy from sunlight to operate on its own.
Under certain conditions, carbon nanotubes can convert heat into energy and vice versa.
Understanding how sediments and rocks in the seafloor interact with surrounding liquids and gases is not a simple matter.
Japan's Nissan has launched a new type of air conditioning system that filters off unpleasant odors by using sensors attached to the outside of the car to automatica…
British company Aquavision recently announced a 57-inch, waterproof LCD TV, specifically designed to withstand wet conditions in the bathroom.
It sounds like a fictional film, but indeed shirts and jackets are now able to help people fight the melting of summer - thanks to the tiny electric fan sewn on the back.