Equipment to locate lost items
A Bluetooth-enabled phone with a smartphone developed by California-based phone company Halo Technologies (USA) will help you find lost items easily.
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A Bluetooth-enabled phone with a smartphone developed by California-based phone company Halo Technologies (USA) will help you find lost items easily.
The loss of luggage on flights is quite common and damages up to £ 2 billion annually. So Airbus has developed technology to help eliminate this problem.
Floating luggage or battery-powered aircraft are some of the dream ideas of young engineers thinking about the prospect of civil aviation.
Golfers will now not have to worry about their luggage - a robotic automatic will always follow in their footsteps.
Scientists at the Sandia National Laboratory are working to develop a new technology that allows them to see through objects so that they can detect dangerous substances…
GE Security Appliances, Inc. has launched a new CTX 9000 detector system, which works in the same way as CT scanners in healthcare.
Understanding the suffering of transit passengers for hours at the airport with heavy luggage, American designer Peter Yeadon has devised the Fido suitcase to be as self…
Australian scientists are developing a computer surveillance system that can identify a derelict suitcase at a crowded airport and tell what happens to the person who ab…