10 most exciting inventions in 2013
Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
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Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.
Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
The US Patent and Trademark Office has just issued Apple a patent for a form of mobile computing that fits in a pen, complementing the phone network and GPS capabilities.
Australian researchers have created a special device that helps change the body's biological clock, leaving the phenomenon of fatigue due to time zone difference.
Zaslon handheld scanner - the latest invention by Russian experts, can be neatly packed in a pocket, but quickly detects all dangerous objects, objects and substances.
The sound of advertising emanating from the tiny device mounted on the subway window is transmitted directly to the user's brain, making it unclear to passengers who are…
This device - called V-Chip - allows tests to be carried out at the bedside and even in remote areas.
Have you ever thought of a magic machine that can weave bricks? With great inventions recently, this miracle machine has appeared in the real world.
The auto-vibrating belt to produce a right turn, the left can accurately guide bike riders without distracting them from the road ahead.
There are many unique, creative inventions, but are not widely available for many reasons. And 10 inventions of the 1980s below are an example.
Microsoft is preparing to license the patent for touch screen sterilization technology, Engadget technology page (USA) reported on February 22.
Two Canadian friends invented a whole new way of brushing their teeth - using their tongues instead of their hands. Adel Elseri and Said Fayad, both 26-year-old, said th…
Experiments on creative hats may be able to discover a scientist hiding in each of us.
Stanford University scientists built the first solar cell made entirely of carbon, promising to replace the expensive materials used in photovoltaic devices today.