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Eye of the music
Researchers at the Hebrew University (Israel) have created an Eyemusic device that uses music to convey visual information that makes visually impaired people easier to…
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Robots can learn languages from people
Robots can develop language skills through interaction with humans, according to a new study from the University of Hertfordshire (UK) in PLoS ONE. British researchers C…
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The device converts the gesture language into sound
The biggest obstacle in communication between the deaf and the common person is that the two parties can not communicate directly with one another. Although sign languag…
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Make DNA a 'living hard disk'
It sounds like a science fiction movie, but it's real. US scientists have recently announced how to transform living cells into digital data storage devices, a form…
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The device helps people talk to dolphins
Dolphins are a species that is able to recognize sounds far beyond humanity. They can distinguish between different sounds, at very low frequencies and frequencies, whic…
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Deploying sound weapons at the London Olympics
Long-range audio equipment (LRAD) is mounted on a ship on the River Thames in London this weekend. In addition to this sound weapon, Royal Marines on patrol vessels are…
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Transmission of audio and text files through the human body
Ericsson is developing a technology that allows the transfer of files and other data directly through the human body. Ericsson CEO Hans Westberg performed the song
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Future 2-story aircraft is designed to eliminate sound explosions
Considering that two-tier aircraft is still in use today, the designs of these designers include the second wing with the effect of preventing drag created by obstacles…
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The vibration system helps to alert traffic accidents
The AT & T lab at Carnegie Mellon University has developed a new steering wheel that features vibration to guide the driver to turn left or right for safety. This device…
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Equipment throttling the speaker
Two Japanese scientists have created a device capable of 'destroying' the excitement of those who say too much or too loudly.
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Technology can help buildings resist earthquakes
Mathematicians at the University of Manchester (UK) say the 'elastic waves' of earthquakes can be diverted around an object, similar to the way waves move in rec…
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Hand out the music
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…
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Smart home prospect
It sounds like a joke, but the new generation of high-tech satellites can analyze waste samples, allowing users to generalize their health situation.
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Technology 'read' sound in the brain
Scientists say advances in neuroscience have shown the ability to penetrate secrets in our brains. Interpretation of thought by reproducing sound, based on electric wave…
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Heart rate monitor
In the future, US soldiers will be able to use trousers, bras with body heat, heart rate, blood pressure and many other indicators of the body.