Successfully fabricated transparent, flexible speaker from gel ion
A team of researchers from Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has created a flexible speaker from gel ion material.
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A team of researchers from Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has created a flexible speaker from gel ion material.
Samsung will announce a new smartphone with curved screen design in October.
British scientists have created a flexible keyboard model that is as thin as a sheet of paper and can turn any area on the keyboard into a touch surface.
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…
LG plans to launch a flexible OLED display smartphone in the fourth quarter of this year, said LG Mobile's vice president of mobile phone Yoon Bu-hyun.
A manufacturer of artificial limbs has introduced a highly flexible handgun, which can perform complex movements through neuronal sensing or control with a smartphone ap…
The phone will use a special touch screen that allows flexible face changes to turn Braille to help visually impaired people read SMS or email.
Northrop Grumman Group (UGV) has released the latest generation of unmanned vehicles (UGVs) called Cutlass, which is used to monitor and deal with dangerous threats such…
US researchers are introducing a versatile keyboard with spatial buttons, providing a comfortable feel and helping users tap the keys more accurately.
Users can now play with the iPad in any position: whether sitting, lying or standing. They can even be placed on the table or on the cushion and do not need to be held i…
Russian defense equipment manufacturers have released a personal product for diving. This diving kit is more convenient and safe for underwater rescue work, which can op…
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
These turtles have a speed of 2 meters per second, which is very flexible in movement and can function as a 3-D environment thanks to modern actuators.
The idea of a smart material that can fit snugly together with a surgeon's hand can soon be realized as US and Chinese scientists have discovered how to convert semi…
Researchers at the University of South Carolina have found a way to use cheap T-shirts to store electricity. Xiaodong Li, a professor of mechanical engineering, collabor…