Self-cleaning plastic membrane inspired by cheese
The Swiss Institute of Technology has developed a green cheese-based food film, with food preservatives and self-cleaning products that can be reused several times.
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The Swiss Institute of Technology has developed a green cheese-based food film, with food preservatives and self-cleaning products that can be reused several times.
Talking to television is often a sign of extreme agitation, mental turmoil or excessive loneliness. But now the Asian television makers have turned this abnormal into re…
At the fair for environmental products in Tokyo, Sony invited some children to perform experiments. Put the paper into a mixture of water and some enzymes, shake and wai…
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Research Institute in Germany have created a millimeter-millimeter (SAMMI) sensing device (SAMMI) that can penetrate non-transparent (non-t…
Recently a British media company has developed a product that helps men to entertain while urinating by playing games. The interface of the game is controlled by the use…
The team of scientists, led by Professor Thomas Maschmeyer, from the University of Sydney, Australia, have partnered with the Federal Scientific and Industrial Research…
Finland's FogScreen company has attracted consumers at major trade events around the world for the past 5 years with visual display technology on a fog. These images see…
Professor Babak Parviz and colleagues at the University of Washington are working to develop a contact lens that can connect to the internet, receive and display informa…
Researchers working at Sheffield University, UK, have developed a new technology sensor system that allows engineers to monitor, in real time, how the flow of substances…
The University of Electricity Research has successfully developed three-phase and three-phase electronic meter SmartRF products, which outperformed the single-phase and…
Compact Impact has launched a new product that will help people not to eat too many soups, sauces or sauces.
The speedometer is a completely new product, with some advantages compared to foreign machines.
British scientists have developed a tiny subcutaneous implant that helps give you a healthy tan without having to use a skin dye machine.
To find out if a person is in a 'drug' state, one must try a urine test. However, new inventions can easily detect this just because of fingerprints.
Flexoresearch has successfully built a series of synthetic enzyme solutions, extracted from mushrooms, that turn waste paper into useful products.