Unique equipment 'read' the mood of the pet dog
Have you ever wondered whether your dog is feeling happy or sad? DogStar Life TailTalk was born, is the first device in the world to measure the emotional level of the d…
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Have you ever wondered whether your dog is feeling happy or sad? DogStar Life TailTalk was born, is the first device in the world to measure the emotional level of the d…
Current technological advancements have helped recreate the video through human thinking or thinking to control a car. And most recently, research has helped convert bra…
As a smart light bulb capable of automatically adjusting color temperature in accordance with the biological pace of the user's body, Silk Light has brought a definition…
Scientists can read the human mind based on the magnetic resonance imaging of the neural activity in the brain.
E-ink display technology is a popular technology on reading devices, but now, this technology may be the end of the interior wall painting.
Japan's smart robot sells cafeteria at an advertising event, which can understand 80% of the conversations with customers.
American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
A new surgical approach can help people with poor eyesight bypass the glasses.
MindRider is a smart bike helmet, invented by MIT researchers.
Japanese robot expert at the University of Osaka, Hiroshi Ishiguro, has exhibited at the Miraikan Museum in Tokyo, a showcase of robotics with many features and capabili…
Illumina, a technology research firm, has announced that it is developing a chip that can be integrated into smartphones and allows smartphones to read your genetic info…
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
US scientists have developed a 'dream reader'. Use this machine to read the human dreams, bringing the details of the dream in the human brain displayed on a lar…
Rings allow you to draw envelopes to read or write text, draw notes to play songs, or draw a camera to open a photo application.
Polish company Onyx has introduced a new phone and a reader, which can be used continuously for 2 weeks after each charge.