Medicine - Health
Wi-Fi waves are not harmful to health
Scientists have said there is no sign that Wi-Fi waves have a negative impact on human health.
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Medicine - Health
Cure high blood pressure with radio waves
Scientists have found new therapies for treating high blood pressure by using radio waves to scan patients' kidneys.
Medicine - Health
Wi-Fi waves are harmful to the brain
Signals generated by Wi-Fi wireless networks have a harmful effect on the human brain. This is demonstrated in the medical research work of the Wageningen Medical Univer…
Medicine - Health
Radio waves work to lower blood pressure
Scientists put a catheter into the thigh, 1 into the artery and then use radio waves
Science invention
Inventions that change the way wars in the world
There are inventions that make human life better but are used for war purposes.
Science invention
Messaging device through the ground
Young man Alex Kendrick, 16, who lives in New Mexico, USA, has invented a device to help communicate from the cave, moving to the ground easily.
New technology
This new technology can see your body through walls
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.
New technology
The device helps American soldiers capture the battlefield in the palm of their hands
With effective communication capabilities, Nett Warrior promises to help American soldiers easily master the battlefield in the future.
New technology
Controlling animal experiments as desired by radio and light has become a reality
A remarkable scientific advance, opening up more areas related to the neuroscience and brain aspects.
New technology
'Blocking network' in crowded places will become the past thanks to this new technology
Have you ever been able to call or text when in crowded places?
New technology
The 5 future solutions will make your phone battery much more buffalo
Researchers have put a lot of effort into discovering potential battery technologies that can meet the future of mobility.
New technology
Sensor detects broken food
Finnish scientists have developed a small sensor that quickly detects broken food.
New technology
Low cost radar
It is a new device being tested in London, England helps support early detection of aircraft through other signals in the air at low cost and less power consumption.
New technology
Radio waves determine the meteorological services
The United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned on the use of growing radio frequency bands from wireless technology and other applications that c…
New technology
The device converts radio waves into electricity
Researchers at Japanese communications infrastructure company Nihon Dengyo Kosaku (DENGYO) have developed a device they call the rectenna that converts radio waves into…