The machine reads a whisper
American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
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American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
In the past, the period of testing - diagnosis in the treatment of diseases always requires high accuracy so it often takes a long time.
A quadriceps athlete suffering from spinal cord injury will return to the steering wheel at the Indianapolis 500 race this year.
Recently, a team of University of California researchers has successfully developed a structured material inspired by the head of shrimp.
Exposure techniques of husband photography bring closeness between people and nature ...
At the same time, an Austrian painter and two robots co-authored artwork simultaneously in Vienna, London and Berlin.
Sony has just announced a X-ray head unit for users, specifically for surgeons.
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…
In a direction that many consider to be hopeless, leading British scholars are embracing one of life's immutable principles: birth and death.
Cébé, France has just introduced a helmet for three different sports: climbing, skiing and cycling.
Umoove's new technology not only works very well, but also aims to bring human eye sensors to all devices.
The InfranScanner handheld provides clinicians with a powerful, compact, flexible tool for identifying intracranial haemorrhage in patients with head trauma.
The system quickly and accurately detects sniper gunner hideouts, produced by the US military, named METRAVIB PEARL. 'Eye ears' to collect information the direction of t…
A group of Korean designers created an illuminated hat combining 3D printing technology and LED electronics. This hat will shine according to the tilt of the head.
Dr Jeff Dean, head of the team from the secret laboratory of Google, joined two other colleagues from Stanford University, Andrew Ng and Le Quoc, to create a brain imagi…