Identification solution for twin crimes
Thanks to DNA, police can identify criminals easily. However, in some cases with twins, this becomes very difficult because they have almost identical DNA.
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Thanks to DNA, police can identify criminals easily. However, in some cases with twins, this becomes very difficult because they have almost identical DNA.
Researchers in Australia have discovered a chemical molecule that allows to identify, lead and collect stem cells from donor's blood to treat cancer patients.
The project uses in-ear echoes as a security measure developed by NEC technology group and Nagaoka University, Japan.
Machines will be smarter when you can see and comprehend things around.
Recently, a genetic technology company called Parabon Nanolabs used DNA collected from the crime scene, through which the image of the culprit's face was created.
According to an FBI expert, even the agency has not been able to deploy the widespread facial recognition feature you see in the movie.
A team from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, successfully developed a sensor prototype that could determine the direction of sound and extract sound from noise.…
We already have biometric technologies to distinguish individuals from replacing passwords such as fingerprints, voices, retinas, DNA ... Recently, scientists have devis…
US scientists have tested a scanner that identifies a person from a distance of 12 meters.
Yahoo Labs has announced a new technology called 'Bodyprint', according to foreign media reports.
The in-vehicle installation system will alert you by identifying the driver's body language and traffic conditions.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have successfully developed a set of keyboards that accurately identify users based on their typing style.
The United States is about to put into use a DNA testing machine capable of delivering results in 90 minutes.
A new sensor technology will help US military aircraft to increase reconnaissance capabilities, identify and attack targets.
The device can identify the liquid inside as an explosive or flammable form, helping to speed up the speed and accuracy of checked baggage at airports.