Intelligent gloves help stroke patients recover
After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
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After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
Researchers at the Genoa Institute of Technology in Italy are developing a new generation of robots capable of working in disastrous areas.
The latest research shows that computers can understand more than 90% of what is said just by observing lips movements without hearing sounds.
Thanks to computer technology that interacts with the brain, patients with disabilities will no longer suffer from pain in the paralyzed limb or lost.
Imagine that someday in the future, liquid tanks filled with bacteria that will be alive will become small-scale energy sources.
Japanese scientists are developing engine robots that work with light energy, which can be used to transport drugs in the human body.
Inadequate human manipulation, scientists in Japan decided to find ways to make the movements of natural robots look like humans.
Introduced for the first time at the CES 2016 show earlier this year, Ziro is a system that allows users to create a robot of their choice and control it through hand mo…
The problem is that the average person can hardly remember 31 combinations of typing to turn into a word on the phone.
Instead of using the hand to create movement, Ogo users will move their bodies to order 2 wheels. This is a new idea by New Zealand designer Kevin Halsall, and is inspir…
If the face and eyes help people to understand each other in communication, now it also brings another interesting thing: creating music without using instruments.
Normally, NASA technology engineers will focus on improving human safety when exploring the universe.
The Portuguese artist group uses a new tattoo technique that combines traditional tattoos and map projection technology to create tattoos moving in the human body.
US researchers are developing a tool to track users' hoops to gauge their emotional state.
A team of researchers at MIT Media Lab (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) has introduced the KickSoul system, which allows users to control smartphones, computers o…