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Special monitoring devices used by police agencies and criminal investigations in the future will be able to help detect or prevent a shooting.
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Special monitoring devices used by police agencies and criminal investigations in the future will be able to help detect or prevent a shooting.
If you think the wearable device can only be a Oculus or Google Glass virtual reality bracelet, a newly launched project in Switzerland will change that way of thinking.
Brain wave sensors have been used to control many devices through 'telepathy', from helicopters to video game characters.
According to the University of California at San Diego (USA), human sweat can be harnessed to provide energy to mobile devices, thanks to intelligent tattoos.
Intel has officially partnered with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to create wearable devices that monitor the health status of Parkinson's patients.
Australian scientists have created a powerful microscope that is 20 times more sensitive than current glasses.
Nowadays, thanks to the development of science, it is easier to get medical treatment through the use of sub-clinical devices.
Chinese scientists are developing a sophisticated camera.
FDK and Fujitsu (Japan) have jointly developed ultra-thin devices to help children avoid straying.
During the Cold War, SR-71 and U-2 spy planes were the main aerial exploration weapons of American superpower. What about the 21st century?
When a cellular network is damaged, overloaded or simply out of range, the best way to deal with it is to use goTenna.
An anti-missile system is being tested in Israel, which uses laser devices to detect and deflect missiles' defenses.
Missile defense devices are mounted in the belly of the aircraft, laser equipment and jamming technology, which protects the aircraft from the attack of heat-carrying mi…
Until now, the creation of a small, high-performance, low-cost, and low-cost battery generation has always been a target of research for scientists around the world.
Ecosphere Technologies has completed the first version of a closed-end device to help disaster-stricken areas be named the PowerCube.