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People can avoid unnecessary conflict by controlling their emotions through the support of a mobile application.
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People can avoid unnecessary conflict by controlling their emotions through the support of a mobile application.
A new application called iDoorCam, which works with a tiny camera attached to a button similar to a doorbell, can notify and send a visitor's picture to the landlord…
Haptix technology allows users to transform all spaces into three-dimensional, multi-faceted surfaces and interact on those surfaces.
Singapore scientists have found a way to turn most surfaces, from whiteboards, windows, or even wooden tables, into touch screens.
MIT engineers at MIT have created the prototype of a handheld device that allows users to stand on one side and track anything that moves across the wall.
Want to control a TV or music player with just one wave and from any room in the house? A new wireless-based motion detection system can make this possible.
The smart shirt has the ability to change the color and shape of the user's movement has been invented by Canadian scientists.
A company in California has introduced a software application that turns any iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch into a security camera, by connecting it to a motion detector.
Umoove's new technology not only works very well, but also aims to bring human eye sensors to all devices.
Toyota is developing a technology that allows drivers to manipulate car entertainment functions, such as adjusting the radio volume, using a simple handgrip.
Fascinated by the idea of the development of air cushion motion designs in the last few decades, Michael Mercier and Chris Jones have teamed up to create a personal sp…
With Leap technology, the computer will be smaller without the mouse and keyboard. You can scroll the page, move everything on the screen by moving your finger. Handwrit…
This project is called STRaND-2 (Surrey Training, Research, and Nanosatellite Demonstrator), which consists of two nanostructures measuring only about 30 centimeters. Th…
Physicists from Ohio State University have for the first time taken a special picture of the real motion of an atom inside a molecule, using A new technique can turn one…