Car start with ... fingernails!
Hitachi has created a new device that allows drivers to use their fingernails as switches to start the car, open the stereo player and turn on the navigation system.
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Hitachi has created a new device that allows drivers to use their fingernails as switches to start the car, open the stereo player and turn on the navigation system.
Stethoscopes have long been considered the most familiar tool by doctors and nurses. A team at the University of Alberta in Canada has confirmed that in the future MP3 p…
Researchers at Osaka University (Japan) have successfully created communication devices between people and machines through grinding teeth. This system can be used for p…
Famous electronics maker Phillips has announced a new product that is considered a breakthrough for everyday living: a light-emitting device.
American company Ambient Devices designed a umbrella that not only protects the sun but also informs you when it is going to rain.
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Experts from Purdue University (Indiana, USA) and chip maker Intel have teamed up to successfully develop a device model capable of creating a
Japanese scientists say they have developed a remote control system that identifies jaw movements to make simple commands for a music player or other electronic devices.…
As a result of research by scientists at the University of Southampton (UK), the generator was created to power active devices at locations where the replacement of batt…
Nissan (Japan), the automaker, has announced it will apply the latest advanced technology to prevent possible traffic accidents through the installation of a navigation…
Two Australian engineers, Prashan Premaratne and Quang Nguyen, are coming close to completing the idea of allowing TV viewers to switch channels, control DVD players or…
Elegant, elegant and completely without the need for wiring, can hang anywhere wind, wind. Firewinder is a lighting equipment of the modern world.
With a unique new Japanese technology, you can control an electronic device without touching a finger. You just need to use ... your brain!
Assuming that extraterrestrial creatures set up a wristwatch factory in New Jersey, their product would look exactly like the clock presented here.
US researchers at the University of Boulder have created a tiny sensor on corn or potato. It can trigger an alarm when the plant is dehydrated and watering the irrigatio…