Turn your iPhone into a smart indoor control device
The US Patent Office (USPTO) has revealed that Apple has registered a new patent, which turns the iPhone into a device that controls everything in the home.
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The US Patent Office (USPTO) has revealed that Apple has registered a new patent, which turns the iPhone into a device that controls everything in the home.
A team from the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Texas (Austin, USA) has developed the technology
Current technological advancements have helped recreate the video through human thinking or thinking to control a car. And most recently, research has helped convert bra…
The new smart toy product being raised on Indegogo will provide the ability to control calories consumed during the relationship. Thereby, improving the sex life of many…
Japanese scientists have successfully created a self-propelled robot that can replace traditional medical stretcher in hospitals.
A hand held machine that looks natural? This has become a reality with the results of research and fabrication of scientists at the Institute of Biological Robotics Sant…
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have invented a wireless nail-based wireless device called NailO, which allows for easy control of the phon…
Ford has introduced a new vehicle speed control system called the Intelligent Speed Limiter. This technology is designed to minimize accidents as well as fines as we run…
A quadriplegic woman in the United States can manipulate the F-35 model by thinking, using brain implanted parts.
When disaster strikes, every minute is significant, especially for rescuing trapped victims. In an attempt to find faster survivors, American researchers developed bio-c…
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has unveiled a license that Apple has registered, indicating that in the near future users will be able to control Apple devic…
Researchers in the United States have successfully developed technology that allows controlling other people's activities by thinking.
Robot control technology is completely changing every aspect of life. But is there any limit for smart machines?
The 22-year-old man created an eye-controlled robot, hoping to use the technology to help people with disabilities move and manipulate objects by eye movement.
In terms of texture, the DrinkMate is 4.3 cm long with a diameter of 1.5 cm. Instead of battery-powered, the device uses power directly from the phone when plugged in vi…