Samsung develops computer-controlled mice by eye
Recently, Samsung Group has introduced a new version of EyeCan + EyeCan + to help people with disabilities use their eyes only computer.
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Recently, Samsung Group has introduced a new version of EyeCan + EyeCan + to help people with disabilities use their eyes only computer.
Researchers in the United States have successfully developed technology that allows controlling other people's activities by thinking.
A school in Massachusetts has been selected to test the gunner detection system, hoping to prevent future traumatic shootings at schools.
Since last year, Dexta Robotics (China) has embarked on developing a device that records hand movements.
US technology firm Google is developing a device that can detect early signs of cancer, heart failure and many other serious diseases.
Singapore scientists have created a new battery that lasts more than 20 years, and can be recharged by up to 70% in just two minutes, could become a breakthrough in batt…
According to Techinasia, Baidu has officially confirmed the rumor before that the company is secretly developing a so-called intelligent bicycle technology.
The phenomenon of Li-ion batteries of phones or electronic devices exploding is becoming more and more popular.
The squid has the ability to sense the surrounding color and immediately change the skin color to blend into the environment.
Russian intelligence company Interfax has revealed that the country is developing a smart ammunition that can accommodate long haul flights with sophisticated designs.
The military version of the 'Atlant' hot air balloon, which is being developed by Russia's 'Avgur' Aviation Center, fits perfectly with the new concept of building a mil…
'Cherry Blossom Country' believes that 'real people and robots' will work together to address the shortage of young manpower because of the growing numbe…
Spanish experts have developed a new body scanner for airports called Alfa3.
At the CEATEC exhibition in Japan, Toshiba introduced the technology to a robot named Aiko Chihira with the ability to communicate in sign language.
A new line of robots named Little Moe is being deployed in the fight against Ebola.