Ford introduced the Intelligent Speed Limiter management system
Ford has introduced a new vehicle speed control system called the Intelligent Speed Limiter. This technology is designed to minimize accidents as well as fines as we run…
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Ford has introduced a new vehicle speed control system called the Intelligent Speed Limiter. This technology is designed to minimize accidents as well as fines as we run…
Butterfly butterfly is a new product launched by Robot Festo Company (Germany). This robot is simulated with butterflies in addition to the reality of the surprise.
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.
In the movie Back to the Future II, we can see very interesting technological items of the future, including the shoe that laces itself when we set foot in.
Finnish winter is very harsh because of the snow cover, so it can not be cultivated. Therefore, the team decided to produce equipment to help plant plants in the home.
One more product category is added to the ever-growing list of smart widgets.
Luminaires are fitted with sensors so they only work when pedestrians or drivers are approached.
Tourists now have more indispensable items in their travels - the intelligent Bluesmart suitcase is the first in the world.
According to Techinasia, Baidu has officially confirmed the rumor before that the company is secretly developing a so-called intelligent bicycle technology.
FATE early contact with emergency services or health facilities when an older person falls or suffers an injury.
Russian intelligence company Interfax has revealed that the country is developing a smart ammunition that can accommodate long haul flights with sophisticated designs.
Intel has introduced a stylish bracelet with a stylish design called MICA.
Ralph Lauren has helped his clients wear better since it was launched in 1967 and now they want to be healthier.
A system fitted outside the hull to help it 'feel' damaged or injured as human skin is being developed by BAE Systems, UK.
An intelligent toilet system designed for use in disaster areas could be tested at a refugee camp in the Philippines.