MasterCard credit card with fingerprint sensor
Zwip MasterCard credit card is a collaboration between MasterCard and Zwipe. Zwipe is well known in the field of biometrics and fingerprint sensors based in Norway.
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Zwip MasterCard credit card is a collaboration between MasterCard and Zwipe. Zwipe is well known in the field of biometrics and fingerprint sensors based in Norway.
This is a very unique charging device and promises to open up a new horizon for dynamic charging technology.
The University of Missouri has just announced a successful production of a battery system with a long life and far higher efficiency than current battery technology.
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A Finnish computer engineer has developed the world's first smartphone charger to automatically power off and isolate the power source as soon as the phone is pulled…
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When we think of wind power, we often think of giant wind turbines placed on poles to exploit the high wind speeds.
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