Korean research team successfully uses ultrasonic waves to charge electronic devices remotely
Charging technology could help pacemakers or similar devices work continuously, without needing to be removed from the body for periodic charging.
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Charging technology could help pacemakers or similar devices work continuously, without needing to be removed from the body for periodic charging.
Adam Savage, one of the former MCs of the popular science show MythBusters, continues to surprise fans with his unique inventions.
In the future, Chinese astronauts can control the robotic arm of the Tiangong space station with brain waves with 99% accuracy.
Not every new technological device is too sublime, but it is the tiny bacteria.
The new technology is based on a new absorber, which effectively concentrates radionuclides from various nuclear wastes and turns them into ceramics after a special heat…
A team of military scientists has developed laser imaging technology that allows ground stations to identify and track targets in space with unprecedented precision.
The European Space Agency plans to deploy a device capable of extracting 70% of the oxygen from the lunar surface by 2030.
Australian researchers have developed a new gene (DNA) test that can detect 50 different genetic diseases at once.
Microsoft proved the existence of a conjectured quantum state in 1937, and relied on it to take quantum computing to the next level.
A team of British researchers built a test device out of recycled paper towels and plastic cups, powered by electricity generated by users themselves.
Swiss and Barcelona start-ups Zoundream has developed a proprietary device based on artificial intelligence (AI) that specializes in translating babies' languages.
Thanks to an electrode device implanted in the spinal cord, Roccati is now able to do simple things again: stand at a bar with
You may have heard of chimpanzees and crows using assistive devices, but what about alligators?
Tiny fingertip sensor that can be attached to clothing with the ability to change color to signal the time of safe exposure to the sun.
British scientists have developed a device that can warn of the risk of Covid-19 infection in schools and offices by measuring CO2 levels in the air.