Use body heat to charge the device
One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
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One day, the human body will become the ultimate source of energy for wearable devices thanks to new technology from Korea.
A new type of LED bulb can help reduce discomfort during night and day transition by adjusting melatonin levels in your body.
With today's 3D printing technology, you can create a myriad of widgets in a very short amount of time.
Inside each FootLogger footbed contains a 3-axis accelerometer and eight pressure sensors, but it's quite compact.
Australia will first apply a hot weather warning system to help people prepare in all aspects to cope with this unusual weather.
Imagine, one day, you lie in bed and want to watch the rain through your ceiling.
Negative impact on health when working in a place for many hours every day almost all office workers know.
For nearly two decades, the US Army Research Laboratory strives to develop materials to protect ground-based vehicles and soldiers from lasers.
Many people rely on 1-2 cups of coffee to wake up in the morning or make them awake during the working day. However, an American chemist has now invented a quick alterna…
Asimo's famous Honda Robot has passed the first working day is not easy to do as a guide for visitors to the Miraikan Science Museum in Tokyo, Japan.
Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
What makes you different from other people. You think it is fingerprints, which you leave behind when touching objects. Now, add a breath to this list.
Can automatically save the day of depression patients to help psychologists give appropriate treatment direction is a special feature of a smartphone application called…
Google has turned the glasses every day into a technology product, so there's no reason they can't turn shoes into attractive high-tech items.
A small robot with a mass of over two kilograms can help users keep track of their home remotely at all times.