Yahoo opens the door to bring RSS into e-mail
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This device is intended to help elderly or disabled people read books without having to use their hands. Instead of blinking, it is possible to transfer book pages.
Dr Eric Leuthardt of the University of Washington says that telepathy or brain communication can become reality in about 20 years, News.com.au reported today.
According to the authors from the University of California, the text of this machine prints up to 90% accuracy. Its mission is to capture the nerve signals in your brain…
Today, with the new scan technology, people were able to read the information on it without having to remove the paper from the mummy.
According to previous studies, distraction is the most common cause of accidents, from professional racetracks to conventional driving.
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT have taken an important step to turn things around
A new invention by scientists now allows people to read the heartbeat through Wi-fi signals right in your home.
Using magnetic resonators to study the activities of the brain, scientists can read human thoughts.
Bad guys can sneak into the brain and extract important personal information if you use EEG (EEG) when filling in your phone or computer.
That's the technology developed by Affectiva to help the car detect the driver's mood by giving the appropriate warning ...
Scientific experts warn that computers can read and delete people's thoughts ...
Recently a Swiss researcher has just published a research result that can shrink each bit to the level of each atom.
The latest research shows that computers can understand more than 90% of what is said just by observing lips movements without hearing sounds.