Mother often laughs, children have less allergies
Breastfeeding mothers who have a good sense of humor will help their children resist the risk of skin allergies. Japanese researcher Hajime Kimata at Osaka's Moriguchi-K…
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Breastfeeding mothers who have a good sense of humor will help their children resist the risk of skin allergies. Japanese researcher Hajime Kimata at Osaka's Moriguchi-K…
Many people think that the human brain is bigger and more intelligent. So this view make sense or not? Because of this view, scientists have done a lot of research. The…
The idea that language can change awareness is not new. Our sense of color depends on whether you look at them from the left or right. Researchers say this proves that l…
Japanese scientists introduced a method to detect cancer by using round worms to sense the patient's urine smell.
Scientists have successfully built materials that can sense pressure like human skin.
For a new sense of history, it is not enough to see firsthand the living relics of the past. There is also a need for another dimension, which we call time latitudes, a…
According to an IBM announcement, the next five years, users will be able to see computers that can smell, hear, taste, and even see a picture that can explain meaning.
'In the next 5 years, users and computers will interact with each other in a new way: Digital Sense', Microsoft Corporation President (MS) Bill Gates speaks to a large a…
Asustek Computer has just released the next version of the Lamborghini laptop line - VX2 with design
Chocolate and roses are great, but they don't make sense at all. People who love information technology have much more unique gifts. LovePC, as you see in the picture, h…
More and more modern and practical products are born. Currently, one of the latest inventions is the creation of electronic senses
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.
Scientists have created a nanoscale optical fiber that can sense the force at an incredibly small intensity, from disturbances caused by bacteria moving in cells.
Scientists are building a robot head that can sense and transmit pressure from the lips, helping couples to kiss from a distance.