New technology develops fourth generation optical memory
Physicists in the UK have successfully built the first optical memory element with encoding information in the structural phase of a single Galium nanoparticle.
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Physicists in the UK have successfully built the first optical memory element with encoding information in the structural phase of a single Galium nanoparticle.
An international organization led by the University of Bath (UK) has launched a large-scale program to study how the use of organic OLED displays could revolutionize the…
A new type of clock that uses a calendar, scheduler, GPS and wireless internet applications can help you stay on time. For those who often go late, the Just In Time watc…
Soon, tourists or people in Tokyo can ask for directions, supermarkets or information about historical monuments from the nearest public ... lamp post, thanks to 1,200 c…
Combined with emergency services and firefighting in the South Yorkshire area and four other European organizations, Dr Jacques Penders and colleagues from the Universit…
In the Prussian blue family, there is a compound capable of acting as a switch: initially it has no magnetism, but it can become magnetic thanks to the effects of light…
Popular Mechanics magazine of the US has introduced 10 technology concepts to know in 2007. The following information can be very helpful for those interested in applica…
Recognizing that one day papers would become overwhelming in the office, a group of Canadian chemists created a self-erasing paper. Paper information will be automatical…
Phan Minh Tan, a female scientist at the Department of Automation Technology, Institute of Information Technology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology), has succes…
Thousands of beverage vending machines in Japan will be electronically tagged to provide emergency information about earthquakes, hurricanes and other natural disasters.
Under a new project being implemented by the European Union, future road traffic will be digitized, helping cars to
The United States has established a new digital information system to provide emergency information intended to be deployed during the Cold War in case of a nuclear atta…
This generation follows the other generation, anthropologists always looking for ways to discover what made us human. The famous classical painter Louis Leakey thinks th…
Instead of holding and looking at the table and portable audio equipment to guide, task divers can process information through their own tongue, so the hands and eyes of…
A team of Japanese scientists is developing a bipedal robot that promises to replace human legs in mobility for the elderly as well as the disabled. The current version…