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Improve cardiovascular health through ear plugs
Researchers at the University of Leeds (UK) have found that the application of electrical stimulation to the ear canal (a small part protruding in front of the ear) can…
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The ability to 'telepathy' is not too far away
Brain wave sensors have been used to control many devices through 'telepathy', from helicopters to video game characters.
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Bracelet stimulates the brain
In many previous studies, scientists have demonstrated that using low intensity electricity in some cases can help treat some diseases, such as depression, anxiety or ch…
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Produces power transmission cables and energy storage
Recently, two researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) have found a way to use nanotechnology to create wires with gigantic capacitances.
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Power socket cover with integrated light sensor
The self-contained plug-in project, which lasts more than 25 years, was created by Jeremy Smith, Utah's elite electric engineer, who is attracting attention on the K…
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The project turns trees into multi-purpose biological sensors
Can trees respond to us or communicate with each other? This is the content of the EU-funded PLants Employed As SEnsing Devices project (PLEASED) in the hope of creating…
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The device simulates the taste of food on the screen
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.
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Wireless electricity is safe for humans
In the future, the transmission of electrical power to electrical equipment will not require wiring, which is considered to be relatively safe for human beings.
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Comes with plastic OLED display
A team led by Professor Ali Javey, head of UC Berkeley's electrical and computer engineering department, has successfully developed the first sensor network that all…
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The phone works by urine
Thanks to the introduction of a new battery, people will be able to use the urine to generate electricity for cell phones in the near future.
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Painting by thought
Now, to help people control the computer by thought, scientists attach electrodes to a hat and then put the hat on the user's computer.
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Charge your phone from the bonsai tree
A French designer has created an electronic bonsai that is both decorative and rechargeable for electrical devices such as telephones, iPads ... Its leaves are not green…
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Smart underwear helps prevent necrosis
The electrodes in the pants, after 10 minutes, emit low frequency electrical currents, which stimulate the muscles and relieve pain.
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'Eggs of energy' turn off the power supply to the owner
Derived from the desire to cut back on the family's extravagant spending power, a British man created a kind of 'energy egg' that could shut off all electric…
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GraphExeter - The lightest, most transparent and most flexible transmission material
Currently, almost all touch-screen displays of electronic technology devices must rely on a coating made from indium tin oxide (ITO) material. This material is used by e…