The pen detects cancer for 10 seconds
Scientists from the University of Texas (USA) have invented a tool to detect cancer tissue in just 10 seconds.
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Scientists from the University of Texas (USA) have invented a tool to detect cancer tissue in just 10 seconds.
An American professor has invented a vehicle with a special ability that can be detected
John Lewandowski, 26, a graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA), has developed a device to quickly diagnose malaria, increasing patient survi…
An Australian beekeeper and his son invented the automated honey extraction system called Flow Hive.
Inventor Falk Wolsky and his wife Mandy decided to create the pen Lernstift (ie
The phenomenon of gas leaks rarely occurs but could be the cause of big fires.
Test paper for urea and urea sensors was developed by a scientist. These are effective tools for housewives to choose safe food for their families.
The US scientists have just launched a system to detect air turbulence in the flight process, help enhance aviation safety, create comfort for passengers.
Experts from Moscow's Bauman National Technical School say they have researched the creation of a magical device, capable of detecting stealth cameras.
It is a controversial topic in the United States in the context of the country's Reagon national airport is preparing to use a new type of security inspection machine, a…
SuperAntiSpyware with multi-size scanning and detection technology will detect spyware and remove malicious components such as WinFixer, SpyAxe, SpyFalcon from your comp…
The password detection tools of most popular applications running on Windows by Passware are inherently famous. Passware has just released its latest password detection…
The glorious past and the suffering of the technology believers of the current generation of 10x will be impossible to imagine.
Researchers at the University of Missouri, USA are developing a software that enables computers to analyze videos like humans.
Sophos security experts say they have discovered a new computer worm that specializes in potentially dangerous mobile drives.