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According to foreign media, scientists have invented a new device called 'Wicab BrainPort'.
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According to foreign media, scientists have invented a new device called 'Wicab BrainPort'.
Scientists in the US have demonstrated a new experiment of
Electromagnetic induced transparency or EIT has been known for quite a long time. This phenomenon is used to control properties such as dispersion and absorption in gase…
Each time you turn on a light bulb, there is the energy of 10 to 15 visible photons, the fundamental particles of light, that will illuminate the room every second. If t…
A strong electric field from a strong laser pulse can cause the electron to tunnel out of the atom within a millionth of a second. Recently, German physicists have for t…
A group of high school and college teachers and students succeeded in transmitting sound pulses at a rate faster than the speed of light, at least according to what we k…
American physicists are now able to record a synchronized pulse of light into a set of supercooled atoms - and afterwards
British scientists created a tiny 360-TB memory with an almost eternal lifespan.
Scientists from IBM have announced a new research result, using optical light pulses to speed data transfer between chips.
Perhaps, the problem of carpal tunnel strain is about to become the past. If the new computer mouse model is accepted by major distributors, all of them will be able to…
For years, the US military has developed new generation weapons and has now made some impressive strides.
By using energy pulses to stimulate the motor cortex, it enters the mode
Japanese researchers have created three-dimensional imagery that can be touched. Prior to this, the technology that made these images burns when exposed.
For years, the US military has sought to develop new generation weapons and has made impressive progress. Their latest 'toy' is an electromagnetic pulse weapon, with the…
Cambridge Consultants, a product design and development company, has developed a smart fabric that can track body movements.