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A Japanese city handles the mischief of domestic dogs by asking people to record eye contact and upload a new application.
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A Japanese city handles the mischief of domestic dogs by asking people to record eye contact and upload a new application.
Many people were amazed and interested in a technology device to help experience virtual interaction called HaptoClone - an invention of the Shinoda laboratory at Tokyo…
Japan's smart robot sells cafeteria at an advertising event, which can understand 80% of the conversations with customers.
As the wearer shares more personal information online, the dress will show off her flesh by gradually becoming transparent.
Fusar Technologies has introduced future helmets, incorporating practical interactive technology (AR) and smart glasses to enhance safety when driving two-wheeled vehicl…
Hungarian fabric designer Judit Eszter Karpati has created a fabric that can change colors in a moment when exposed to heat or pressure from the surrounding environment.
Today's technology is focusing on high definition, such as the Retina Display, the Ultra HD (or 4K) TV, and Hi-Fi audio systems.
Intelligent appliances, such as a grill, express their feelings through Twitter and collude with the refrigerator.
Physical buttons have drifted into the past, because now is the time of the touch screen. So what future interface technology will be?
Try to imagine the following scene: You are talking to a friend through the screen. Beneath this screen, two arms
Bacteria are usually very active creatures. They are concentrated in diverse, continuous, interactive communities, combined with their 'brothers' as well as the…
Haptix technology allows users to transform all spaces into three-dimensional, multi-faceted surfaces and interact on those surfaces.
In the future, Apple devices will be able to interact with touch screen objects, and this control will be displayed as 3D images.
In May, researchers at the University of California created a hydrogel that could bend in near infrared laser light and today the University of North Carolina continues…
Google is reportedly planning to develop a dog training computer.