Eye shields reset the circadian rhythm in the body, improving sleep
This high-tech sleeping visor uses flash technology to adjust your daily bio-rhythm by sending pulses of light when you sleep.
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This high-tech sleeping visor uses flash technology to adjust your daily bio-rhythm by sending pulses of light when you sleep.
Currently being used in many parts of the world, controlled greenhouse farming is being improved by Sanan Sino-Science, a technology company in Fujian, China.
With the ability to filter up to 260 tons of CO2, NO2 and fine dust, it can be said that this product is the solution to save the Earth in the future.
Referring to travel pillow, you will immediately think of the familiar U-shaped pillow.
Police in Zhengzhou City, Henan Province (China) arrested at least 7 suspects, including traffickers and found 26 cases of using fake ID cards with just a glance.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
The work is led by Hongfang Ma of the Qilu University of Technology, focusing primarily on turning waste into a porous carbon material used in energy storage technology.
At the 5-star Henn-na hotel in Nagasaki Prefecture, humanoid robots will welcome customers in Japanese, while English-speaking guests will be welcomed by a dinosaur robo…
New combat armor can help Russian troops to increase their strength and toughness and battlefield awareness.
Governor Andrew Cuomo said New York will focus on applying modern technology to public transport. Soon after, New York deployed 70 buses equipped with Wifi connections i…
Scientists have successfully built a fabric that helps people resist harshness as global temperatures rapidly increase.
Suncubator is a solar powered baby cradle that will absorb daylight and keep children warm at night.
The US Navy is developing a high-tech helmet for scuba diving. The equipment is capable of providing underwater divers much better visibility than conventional helmets.
Using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology on bank card chips, scientists turned the piece of paper into a high-tech control device.
Let's see how Japan can bring surprises to us with the challenge of toilet experience!