Birds flapping their wings produce electricity
US biologists introduce technology that generates electricity from the bird's wings, bats or butterflies to power a biometric data capture device.
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US biologists introduce technology that generates electricity from the bird's wings, bats or butterflies to power a biometric data capture device.
The company plans to use the new technology for traffic censors and says it can enlarge images of objects by four times, but the image is still clear.
Japanese scientists introduce a device that can detect users lying or telling the truth, through color changes.
Two American dads in South Carolina have found a solution to shark off a shark with a special Sharkbanz.
At the recent Uplinq conference in the US, Qualcomm demonstrated two robots called Snapdragon Rover and Snapdragon Micro Rover.
British scientists have developed the first robot in the world capable of doing the work of dishwashers and cleaning tables instead of humans.
The goal is to experiment with jet propulsion with a simpler, closer approach than existing standards.
LG introduces a line of high-resolution, flexible, flexible displays that roll into round, neat, easy-to-carry screens.
Audi said it will soon adopt springs in the suspension system made from lightweight synthetic materials on upcoming models.
When we think of wind power, we often think of giant wind turbines placed on poles to exploit the high wind speeds.
Scientists introduce the first cafeteria designed for astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).
Dovetailed, a Cambridge-based design firm, has successfully developed a capable 3D printer
Land Rover has just released the first information about a very unique technology they are developing - that is Transparent Bonnet technology.
ArcSoft has introduced the Simplicam, which integrates motion sensor technology, audio sensor and face recognition.
Garmin is the latest name for the Vivofit health tracking device.