Control the device by ... grinding teeth
Researchers at Osaka University (Japan) have successfully created communication devices between people and machines through grinding teeth. This system can be used for p…
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Researchers at Osaka University (Japan) have successfully created communication devices between people and machines through grinding teeth. This system can be used for p…
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…
Two Australian engineers, Prashan Premaratne and Quang Nguyen, are coming close to completing the idea of allowing TV viewers to switch channels, control DVD players or…
With a unique new Japanese technology, you can control an electronic device without touching a finger. You just need to use ... your brain!
Engineers in the United Kingdom and the United States have developed a wheelchair to help people with paralysis of the limbs can be controlled by the tongue. The medium…
The data storage technologies of the future may have to rely on a kind of twisted magnetic nanostructures, called
Scientist - mechanical engineer Gregory Shaver at Purdue University says they are making a huge step forward in engine technology that can help new cars as well as other…
That is the special ability of computers RoCo (shortened name from Robotic Computer), the work of engineers at the Masachusset Technical University (MIT) of the US. RoCo…
Institute of Technology Training and Application (Vietnam Association of Automation Science and Technology) has introduced some products of the Titanium Group (USA) on t…
A very small size, but if it appears on the airport runway, it could lead to an accident or an aviation disaster. To reduce this risk to a minimum, the Tarsier Intellige…
John Cornwell, US, spent $ 2,918 to make a refrigerator capable of throwing beer to lazy beer drinkers.
Research Institute of Hitachi Electronics has developed a technology that allows people to read their thoughts by measuring changes in the blood vessels of the brain.
A young woman, sitting in a wheelchair, thinks about pulling another wheelchair to the left, then pushing it forward. As a miracle, the car moves in the right order
Phan Minh Tan, a female scientist at the Department of Automation Technology, Institute of Information Technology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology), has succes…
A team of researchers at the University of Osaka (Japan) has developed a system that uses hand movements that allow the replacement of a remote control device to control…