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Imagine a sheet of paper that records every meal you've eaten, every hand you've caught, and all the dust your eyes get - everything, multiplied millions of times.
Xiaoyi, a Chinese robot with artificial intelligence (AI), first passed the country's medical license test.
Researchers believe that future artificial intelligence can be as smart as humans, 3D printing techniques will be more widely used in many fields.
According to the Science News website, the flexible stickers containing motor sensors will track the movement of the motor with the vibrations of the vocal cords while t…
According to experts, this new invention has the ability to change the world food ranking list forever.
Worried about his ailing mother, Frank Nguyen built a heart failure warning device to monitor her health remotely.
This may be an invention to improve the quality of health services in less developed countries.
In the future, will the high-pressure pain patches be replaced with nano-mesh?
Researchers are developing a smart mirror that can detect signs of disease on the user's face.
The results of many studies have shown that prolonged sitting negatively affects our health. However, not everyone can stand to work for a long time and that is not good…
If you are worried about how your current lifestyle affects your health, a new device will launch with a nickname
Vi vu by bicycle is not only a fun way to watch the beautiful scenery along the road and train your health but also help you escape the traffic jam in crowded urban area…
According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
Swiss scientists have invented a tiny blood test device that can immediately report the result by wirelessly connecting to the phone.
American scientists have invented the world's first ultrasound scanner for smartphones. This may be a revolution in health care for developing countries.