New technology helps blind people to read without braille
Blind people can read between 63 and 81 words per minute thanks to a finger-mounted camera system that recognizes the text and reads them out loud.
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Blind people can read between 63 and 81 words per minute thanks to a finger-mounted camera system that recognizes the text and reads them out loud.
Scientists have devised a way to read the contents of ancient books without having to separate the pages and damage them.
Computers can predict what you're dreaming based on brainwave activity and brain blood flow.
With digital mapping techniques in three-dimensional space, scientists were able to read the content inside En-Gedi - a record of the Leviticus in the Bible dating back…
EQ-Radio can be based on heart rate and breathing to predict human emotions, opening up possibilities in many areas.
Researchers at MIT and Georgia have created a system that allows you to read books without having to flip pages one by one.
Just a little support from memory reading technology, Shakespeare's immortal works can be rewritten by ... monkeys.
The dullness of the students at the end of the lecture hall may soon be a thing of the past, as teachers now have a tool to help them find bored people.
Hackers can not only take advantage of the noise from computer heat sinks to steal information from remote users, but also from the process of writing data to the hard d…
Scientists at the University of Oregon, USA, built a device that allows people to read their thoughts by scanning signals in the brain and then processing and transferri…
With this machine, all your thoughts will show up on the screen as a movie for the whole world to see.
In order to support autistic children, scientists have created a humanoid robot that uses artificial intelligence, talking and helping children get acquainted with peopl…
The human brain is able to look at a 2-dimensional image on a paper or computer screen, then transfer this image to something inside the human brain in an extremely fast…
With this special display type, the visually impaired can use a smartphone, tablet or any touch screen device.
A Japanese company recently developed a device that helps people understand their pets by helping them read their thoughts or emotions.