Wheelchairs controlled by ... tongue
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…
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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…
In the race to produce ultra-thin screens for TVs, mobile phones and other devices, Sony probably developed a product that beat all other products - it's a thin screen.…
US military officials are developing a teddy bear-like robot for use in bringing injured soldiers out of combat.
British scientists at the University of Nottingham have successfully researched and developed a fetal heart rate monitor with a cell phone and weight of 100g.
European scientists are developing a special outfit, capable of monitoring the health of the wearer. In the future, this new technology will be a tool to assist doctors…
Anti-obesity experts have developed a vertical desk that helps employees exercise and lose weight even when they are working. This special table is a product of the Minn…
Physicists in the UK have successfully built the first optical memory element with encoding information in the structural phase of a single Galium nanoparticle.
US researchers are developing an ultra-thin glue that will become more adhesive when heated. It can be used to
Scientists and doctors at the University of Washington are preparing to conduct a remote operation in the universe with the help of a portable medicine robot. The test w…
A Canadian company is developing a balloon-like machine that can collect wind at a height of 300 meters in the sky. This turbine is cheaper than traditional turbines and…
Germany is the second largest country producing and using industrial robots in the world. Robot movements must be faster and more accurate and capable of lifting heavy o…
Engineers at the Johns Hopkins laboratory have developed a pneumatic stepper motor, which is used in medical robots to assist in biopsy of cancerous tumors and imaging b…
After studies and successes in high-tech sciences such as space, satellites, giant aircraft manufacturing ..., on April 10, China unveiled robots with love expressions.…
Canadian researchers at the University of Laval (Quebec) and McGill University and three German researchers have developed a system using computers and 3D printers to cr…