Sound sensors can identify the direction of sound and filter out noise
A team from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, successfully developed a sensor prototype that could determine the direction of sound and extract sound from noise.…
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A team from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, successfully developed a sensor prototype that could determine the direction of sound and extract sound from noise.…
Yale University engineer Adam Spiers developed a directional box named Animotus. The device is built with 3D printing technology, wireless connection and acts as a tacti…
Japanese scientists have successfully created a self-propelled robot that can replace traditional medical stretcher in hospitals.
The US military has successfully tested a smart bullet for sniper rifles, capable of changing directions on the way to hit targets.
Dr. AlperBozkurt said the search for survivors was also the main focus of the study.
SuperShoes shoes developed by American designer Dhairya Dand will satisfy you with the ability to accurately point your employer through the 'toe' of the toe.
New way to filter light: For the first time, it can provide a selective way of direct light waves.
German engineers have introduced kangaroo robots in the hope of opening up a new direction in the field of robotics.
According to the company, the Droplet robot can not only replace people caring for trees, but can also save up to 90% of the wasted water in the watering process.
According to the inventors, the new tank uses a camera to analyze the swimming direction of the fish and to control the wheels moving there.
Researchers at the Integrative Nanosciences Research Institute in Dresden, Germany, have created
Recently, a team of researchers at Kinki University of the United States has developed an advanced technology that assists the disabled using computers by controlling th…
Russian engineers have recently developed a navigation system that can replace pilots' control devices such as compasses, altimeters, radio girders, and tilts.
In a direction that many consider to be hopeless, leading British scholars are embracing one of life's immutable principles: birth and death.
Google will not be the only company with smart glass products, because a Sony patent application reveals that Sony is also building a similar device.