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Nissan 3e - Multi-functional hands-free control unit
The car manufacturers in the world are now looking for ways to help the driver can do more without having to lift his hand out of the steering wheel.
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Headphones not speakers
The Sound Band will be a different headset because it has no speakers. Instead, the Sound Band uses surface-to-surface technology, meaning that the listener's ear is…
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Very small hearing aid device
The new technology enables a strong improvement in hearing ability in people with hearing loss, while contributing to simplifying the transplant process.
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New technology creates fake ear like and works like real ears
Bio engineers and doctors at Cornell have created an artificial ear using 3D printing techniques and injection molds - this ear looks and acts like a natural ear.
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Simulate earfish
It is not easy to record accurately in the sea. So scientists have taken advantage of the art of simulating ocean organisms to achieve high results.
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Pheasant 'cat ears' express emotions
Necomimi emotion ear will rise when the wearer concentrates on something, back to normal when the wearer feels relaxed, motionless when entertained and falls down if the…
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Determine the identity of a person by ear
Identification can be based on the individual ear shape, more precisely biometric.
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Relax and relieve pain with Alpha-Stim
By pinching the two electrodes of the device into the ear lobe and pressing the start button, the user can see the current flowing through the brain and running down to…
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Wheelchairs controlled by ... tongue
Engineers in the United Kingdom and the United States have developed a wheelchair to help people with paralysis of the limbs can be controlled by the tongue. The medium…
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Ear protection when listening to music
Scientists have successfully developed a device that will not damage your hearing: the red light will blink as you stand next to the deafening noise.