Electronic gate helps to identify faces accurately
A Silicon Valley-based company Aoptix has just introduced a new electronic gate (e-gate) capable of recognizing passengers' faces and irises before opening them to the p…
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A Silicon Valley-based company Aoptix has just introduced a new electronic gate (e-gate) capable of recognizing passengers' faces and irises before opening them to the p…
New research in Japan shows that footprints can help people identify exactly as fingerprints.
For the first time, a study identifies the exact molecular structure of the proteins in the bacteria that make them capable of transmitting electricity.
Identifying agricultural products that need to be harvested, spraying pesticides and harvesting are things that farmer robots can do in the field in the future, Israeli…
Child care providers can use this device to identify those who are bullied, knowing that the child is threatened by other children.
US scientists have successfully invented a sensor system attached to the fence, which can identify suspects who are trying to cross this protective network.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York police have launched a new technology that uses black-eye scanners to identify suspects, so they can not be fooled.
The DNA spraying equipment installed at banks will identify the suspect subject with a built-in sensor system.
Researchers at the University of Manchester have successfully created a handheld scanner that quickly identifies breast cancer, helping women instantly recognize tumors…
Finnish and American scientists have successfully investigated new equipment that quickly and accurately screened pathogens, thereby minimizing the use of antibiotics.
A new technology was announced at the CeBIT show, identifying the movement of the lips and turning them into voices.
Fingerprints and the eye are often used to identify a person, but according to the researchers, the nose is the one that helps identify the person faster and easier.
Russian criminal scientists have successfully investigated the method of identifying vapor traces for criminal investigation.
A new chip can replace several laboratories that specialize in blood tests, help identify existing diseases, diagnose potential diseases for early treatment.
British scientists are developing a handheld scanner that uses microwaves, helping police identify individuals who carry guns or knives in secret.