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Robot replacement for the real nurse? Most Germans do not like this idea, however, in Japan, this has become a reality and has become popular.
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Robot replacement for the real nurse? Most Germans do not like this idea, however, in Japan, this has become a reality and has become popular.
Have you ever wondered whether your dog is feeling happy or sad? DogStar Life TailTalk was born, is the first device in the world to measure the emotional level of the d…
Many people were amazed and interested in a technology device to help experience virtual interaction called HaptoClone - an invention of the Shinoda laboratory at Tokyo…
The compact, lightweight and equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 energy-efficient connectivity.
The Woffgang Rangger, an Austrian patient with a leg amputated with a prosthetic device, sends the frequency to the brain every time he walks, making him feel real.
Scientists from Australia are designing a new type of condom to help people feel
This artificial sunlight is so real that our brains really think we're outside, not in the basement.
Researchers have just released a new type of sensor, which can give people a sixth sense: the ability to detect magnetic fields.
The device is worn on the wrist as a fashion item, but can pop up high to shoot movies, take pictures whenever the user wants.
A system fitted outside the hull to help it 'feel' damaged or injured as human skin is being developed by BAE Systems, UK.
Thanks to its ability to remove sweat, odors and stains, American designer Zara Terez's slim pants allow the person to exercise all week without feeling embarrassed…
Ferrari has just received a patent for developing a new steering system for a more accurate feel.
The Japanese company Iris Ohyama has launched a human-sensing oscillating fan and can turn itself off when the room is unoccupied.
Scientists have successfully created prosthetic devices that allow the mucosal hand to feel like grip.
Researchers at MIT are developing a way for the reader to feel the story inside the book with real emotions through the model's name.