Making an electronic chip that simulates how the brain works
Swiss scientists have first created a chip that simulates how the human brain processes information.
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Swiss scientists have first created a chip that simulates how the human brain processes information.
Japanese scientists on July 25 said they have successfully developed a viral circuitry that can work in the human body.
Humans have invented photo printers, but we do not have a painting machine. Experts from the University of Konstanz in Germany have created such a machine, CNET reported.
The latest biometric technologies are growing, allowing for the ability to identify an individual not just by fingerprints, but also by voice, eye contact, standing ...
The US Army announced on July 12 that one of the most advanced human-like robots, the Atlas, was built to support future emergencies.
At age 15, Canadian high school student Ann Makosinski designed and created a torch that runs on human body temperature.
Scientists have created a digital model of the human brain with high resolution, known as the 'Big Brain'.
With the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) devices, for the first time, science can re-map the human emotional states based on neural activity.
It is a scenario that can be realized according to scientific analysis. A fascinating topic in science fiction novels, the combination of computer technology and human b…
India is developing a 'robotic soldier' to promote unmanned fighting.
The UN Human Rights Council is meeting in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss the devices that are capable of making the decision to kill people, the BBC reported. The media…
University of California, Davis, a biomedical engineer at the University of California, has developed a new fabric that works like a human skin that is capable of sweati…
The future of robots is not only inanimate machines but also emotions and the ability to react like humans will not be far away.
Modern people continue to grow more and more with different types of robots in everyday life, but few know the effects of these machines on our emotional state.