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Researchers have developed an ultra-thin, transparent and flexible microchip that can wrap around a human hair that still works well.
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Researchers have developed an ultra-thin, transparent and flexible microchip that can wrap around a human hair that still works well.
Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
The new technology will help to provide an earlier time estimate (about 12 months before the El Niño phenomenon) with a relatively high accuracy rate.
PoolmateHR is the world's first swimming meter to track laps, distance and heart rate measurements, giving stroke warning.
The Institute of Geodesy and Cartography, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has completed the project of building and completing gravity system nationwide, s…
Online clothing shoppers will know exactly what size of clothing suits them using a software attached to a webcam or smartphone.
By simply touching the screen, users can activate individual electronic devices when they confirm their heart rate. Smart phones, tablets, game consoles and other device…
A group of students from the University of Spain, UAB, have developed a new application called Verisize, which allows shoppers to try online, avoiding the risk of wastin…
Inspired by the fantasy film Inception, the two inventors in Brooklyn, New York have created a sleeping mask to help users dream as they wish. Remee is fitted with an RE…
MIT researchers are working on developing a computerized device that recognizes human facial expressions to identify the mood of the user, according to the BBC. .
Scientists in Spain have used infrared technology to accurately assess the impact of fire on different materials.
British engineers built a neutron microscope, allowing scientists to make measurements 30 times faster than any existing (other) measuring device.
The device, called 'Doppler Laser Imaging', was developed by Aimago, a start-up company based at the Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne, Switzerland, which is desig…
The astronomical tools needed to answer essential questions such as searching for planets like Earth or how the universe expands, have just taken a step closer ...