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The robot with inflated parts is being developed under a project sponsored by the US Defense Research Service.
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The robot with inflated parts is being developed under a project sponsored by the US Defense Research Service.
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…
With the service of using cremation ashes to record a disc, relatives can hear what you want to say after you die. And Vinyly (UK) is launching a very poisonous service:…
UK parents can now control their children's mobile phones remotely from a SIM card driven by a computer. The Bemilo system provides services that help parents preven…
Global positioning (GPS) technology can now help older people suffering from Alzheimer's and their caregivers through the introduction of the Smart Shoe.
According to AFP, the Japanese electronics company said the device works thanks to the camcorder recognizing three-dimensional shapes, combined with a projector that sho…
Marino Alfani - a sailboat designer in Italy has come up with the idea of a hospital at sea after having a chance to talk to a friend who is on a medical mission in Afri…
Not only novelists can send and receive self-destructive messages. Now, messages sent through the Burn Note service will automatically disappear a few seconds after send…
The United Nations' World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warned on the use of growing radio frequency bands from wireless technology and other applications that c…
The 14-year-old American man named Leon created a Mindstorms robot capable of receiving commands through Skype's online voice service.
US-based Body-Pro says that the new application of this CardioMapper service announced this week is the first application compatible with the iPhone 4S Bluetooth 4.0 app…
The US Naval Research Service has announced that it has successfully tested a new type of explosive, which could significantly increase the strength of the weapon.
By 2012, China will launch 8 more satellites to participate in Beidou (North Dau) orientation satellite.
DigitalGlobe (US), Google's image service provider for Google Earth, has introduced high-resolution satellite imagery.
The robots have been deployed in hospitals in America, Japan, France and most recently in the UK.