Emerging biometric technology at CES 2017
Synaptic officially launches new biometric technology on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2017.
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Synaptic officially launches new biometric technology on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show CES 2017.
A Chinese robot capable of analyzing data and writing articles faster than reporters, has just completed its first paper in just one second.
Qualcomm has just announced its latest fast-charging technology, called Quick Charge 4.0, which enables smartphones that only need 5 minutes of charge to get enough batt…
Snapchat, the messaging application company, has just announced its first device: smart sunglasses with camera integration, giving people free hands, but still recording…
Tampon (a type of women's sanitary napkins) will be the newest product to be applied to high technology.
Nano-structure researchers at Harvard University have successfully developed a new material that is capable of zooming in, zooming out and customizing the hardness of on…
The famous Palmaz Vineyards made in Napa Valley, Calif., Have been added to the line of incubators and have produced advanced submarine-like technology such as intellige…
At the recent Uplinq conference in the US, Qualcomm demonstrated two robots called Snapdragon Rover and Snapdragon Micro Rover.
A quadriceps athlete suffering from spinal cord injury will return to the steering wheel at the Indianapolis 500 race this year.
The self-contained plug-in project, which lasts more than 25 years, was created by Jeremy Smith, Utah's elite electric engineer, who is attracting attention on the K…
Humans are about to enter a new era of technology in which computers and robots can feel, act and even think through the use of a network similar to our own.
It is likely that by 2014 LG will be the first mobile manufacturer to launch a line of smartphones capable of controlling voice without touching the machine.
A high tech bracelet can help human rights activists and relief workers reduce the risk of kidnapping or murder in dangerous areas.
Called KNÄPPA, this model is very environmentally friendly because its body is made of cardboard. However, KNÄPPA does not sell widely in the market, which is a promotio…