Polaris-H - High-precision portable radioactivity detector
Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
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Researchers at the University of Michigan have recently introduced a faster, cheaper method of detecting and mapping radioactive leak hotspots at nuclear power plants.
Australian scientists have developed a portable 3D printer named BioPen that is capable of regenerating new bone tissue.
A new application on the smartphone scans the patient's retina and sends images to doctors for remote diagnosis.
According to a new idea, the habitat may be healthier thanks to a portable air purifier.
Scientists are realizing handheld scanners in Star Trek films. A team of engineers from the University of Missouri (USA) is introducing a small, portable x-ray emitting…
SunVolt can convert sunlight into electricity for charging devices such as digital cameras, ebooks, mobile phones, and tablets.
Applying the principle of hydropower operation, Canadian inventor Komarechka introduced a small generator that is directly attached to the bottom of the shoe. This inven…
When a chemical reaction occurs, the two active substances combine to produce a specific color under the sun.
A portable projector system allows users to make paper, wall or even human hands into a graphical interface that can interact.
Japan's largest sanitary ware company, TOTO, has launched portable toilets powered by biogas. This is part of a campaign to reduce the amount of CO2 emitted by toile…
Scientists have created a portable blood transfusion device capable of detecting HIV within minutes.
Hitachi has successfully researched a new material that could extend its lithium-ion battery life to two times, the longest time being over 10 years.
The US space agency has created an electronic sensor for the iPhone that turns the smartphone into a portable chemical analyzer.
The car is made by a British art graduate that allows the user to fold and fold in hand or drag on the ground.
The new discovery not only helps phones and other mobile devices recharge in a short time but also supports smaller and lighter batteries.