Equipment 'to' young people into old people
Age Man Suit is the name of a device that when worn, the wearer will feel like old people. German scientist Rahel Eckardt has successfully developed a device called the…
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Age Man Suit is the name of a device that when worn, the wearer will feel like old people. German scientist Rahel Eckardt has successfully developed a device called the…
A graduate student at the University of Tokyo (Japan) has built the first robot ass that can understand the feeling of fear. Nobuhiro Takahashi (24), programmed for the…
Designers in Essex (UK) have created a jacket that gives the wearer a sense of being embraced, which can help people with autism stay calm in the face of stressful situa…
Alcohol spray straight into the mouth of two US scientists make users feel drunk almost immediately with a drop of alcohol. The amount of wine sprayed into the mouth is…
An unbearable feeling, a sudden heat covering the whole body, that is the effect of ultra-strong electromagnetic rays emanating from a notorious anti-aircraft weapon of…
Hollywood's 'Avatar' blockbuster is one step closer to reality with new inventions by Japanese scientists.
Scientists at the Polytechnic University of Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, have invented a new generation of touchscreens that allow users to feel by touching their finge…
What will happen in 2021 when you step into the bathroom and feel the light level, plus the appropriate water temperature. All the boredom will disappear when you are wa…
The Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KAIT), based in Atsugi, Japan, designed a jacket to help the husband feel the sensation of his wife during pregnancy.
Toyota has developed a safety system that automatically stops the car for a moment before a pedestrian collision occurs.
Want to help people with disabilities from feeling guilty, need to help them do things like normal people. The device allows the blind to drive the car for that purpose.
We will not have to worry about helmets and still feel safe when riding.
For the first time in World Cup history, all the hot events on the pitch will be broadcast by 3D technology.
US scientists have successfully tested an artificial neuralgia, which is expected to help people with disabilities feel the heat and cold through artificial limbs.
Penguins swim swiftly with extraordinary power, and even the viewer feels it is gliding in the water.