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SmartCap is a smart hat designed to read brain waves and prevent the driver from falling asleep on the steering wheel.
Researchers from the European Union have developed a special robot that can read thoughts and predict human needs for action.
A Japanese company has launched a robot capable of acting. It is programmed to read the dialogue and move around the stage.
It sounds like science fiction, but it's a real robot made by experts at the University of Reading (UK).
General Motors (USA) has introduced a revolutionary technology in cars: the technology to read traffic signs on the road and advise drivers to change the speed according…
On October 31st, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the United States has signed licensing agreements for two devices that can help the blind a…
Content contained in ancient books can be read with a powerful light source that is more than 10 billion times brighter than the Sun thanks to a new technique developed…
Research Institute of Hitachi Electronics has developed a technology that allows people to read their thoughts by measuring changes in the blood vessels of the brain.
The first products made of electronic fabric including luminescent sleeping pillows can read messages; Backrest pillows can change color; backpack plays the message that…
A new electronic device incorporating a personal digital assistant and a digital camera promises to help the blind understand what's on the menu, according to AP.
One scientist jokingly said that the biggest difference between a woman and a TV is that women read the mood of the person they are talking about and make the right choi…
Numetrex has introduced a sports bra that reads heartbeat and sends signals to a wrist-mounted computer or wears around the waist of a wearer. Numetrex said that this br…
What do you think of a pen that can read what your child writes and plays back through a speaker? That is the new product launched in the US Leapfrog week.