Sensory Fiction - Experience the sensation of the story
Researchers at MIT are developing a way for the reader to feel the story inside the book with real emotions through the model's name.
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Researchers at MIT are developing a way for the reader to feel the story inside the book with real emotions through the model's name.
New touch screens can identify users based on the fingerprints they leave on the surface, which can redefine network security and how we interact with computers.
In the near future, shoppers just need to put their finger on the fingerprint reader to be able to pay for all expenses, of course according to their financial ability.
Previously, the reading of rare books from the Middle Ages was impossible because these books were only displayed in glass cabinets. However, today this has become possi…
NFC, RFID and ORC - an indispensable part of everyday life. Recently, a team at Carnegie Mellon University has created a new bar code, which stores data in sound waves.
mPowa includes a pre-installed smartphone application and a credit card reader. This device will connect to the cellphone through the headset jack, or bluetooth connecti…
Scientists at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have recently developed a technology that allows users to turn e-book pages like paper books.
Future electronic reading devices and LED displays can be made of silk, thanks to the breakthrough innovation of Taiwanese researchers.
Near Field Communications (NFC) allows shoppers to hold up a card or mobile phone near a sensor and when a beep is heard, the train or coffee fare is paid.
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…
'Electronic paper' has long been considered the future of paper and books, but over time, products like e-books have not met consumers' expectations. This fact may soon…