Robot fish detect contaminated water
Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining…
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Scientists have succeeded in inventing a 'fish robot'. This is a robot capable of detecting pollution of water sources, overcoming oil spills at sea, maintaining…
Libelium has announced a new sensor technology that detects any Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals from users' mobile devices, thus helping to calculate the number of pedes…
When a soldier is wounded on the battlefield, his intelligent uniform informs him of the location of the wound, and even traces its weapons, biological and chemical weap…
The Dip Chip, made by two professors Yosi Shacham-Diamand and Shimshon Belkin at Tel Aviz University and the University of Hebrew, contains a special bacterial tube that…
Researchers have successfully developed the first type of wristwatch-like sensor that acts as an EEG, which can accurately predict seizures or impending seizures.
An American electrical engineer believed he had found a way to contact his daughter who died eight years ago. Using experience to design and build a range of electronic…
University of Toronto (Canada) has introduced smart prototype, able to create 3D images to monitor the health of users. This prototype is named IM Blanky, which contains…
A German laboratory has successfully developed a glove that allows the blind or deaf to receive and send text messages.
Infrared sensors help us to detect people in the dark because of their heat radiation. But if there is a kind of jacket that heats up, then humans can be completely invi…
Scientists at the Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology in Spain have successfully tested the world's most sensitive sensor capable of measuring the mass of a proton p…
Researcher Michael McAlpine and his research team at Princeton University in the United States have successfully engineered and transplanted microelectronic sensors on t…
Keio University researchers are inspired by teenagers, who are crazy about idols, and always want posters hanging at home to turn into real idols.
A new type of high-tech clothing that incorporates 'biosensors', which can be guessed as to why babies cry, helping parents take better care of their children.
Children's clothing labeled with 'bio-sensors' can help parents less anxious to know why their baby is crying.
Legend has it that some people can talk by hand. Now a professor of electronics and computer science at the University of British Columbia has decided to turn this legen…