Develop 'universal' fingerprints, unlock all phones
Fingerprint sensors are created to make your device more secure without having to complicate the unlocking process.
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Fingerprint sensors are created to make your device more secure without having to complicate the unlocking process.
A company in the United States that introduces cyberspace can help users survive the most terrifying natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes.
That's the technology developed by Affectiva to help the car detect the driver's mood by giving the appropriate warning ...
OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research company (AI) founded by billionaire inventor Elon Musk, has launched a new way to teach robots - through a virtual reality (V…
What is the goal of the Bland Company? Winning a snail.
The researchers created a robotic system capable of creating a home in less than a day, promising complete change in construction.
On April 19, Facebook's social networking site announced research projects that allow users to create text directly from the brain, as well as communicate with each…
This smart suitcase can move horizontally and vertically, through uneven terrain.
A researcher in the United States is developing a technology that can turn grasshoppers - biblical annihilators - into explosive detectors in hard-to-reach places.
As the largest Korean corporation, it is understandable that consumer electronics is not the only field with Samsung footprints
A bent phone is a target for smartphone makers. In order to produce such a device, its components need to be flexible.
Russia has successfully built a new missile at six times the speed of sound, possibly
Our fossil fuel consumption will not be reduced until we accelerate the production of renewable energy technologies.
NASA is experimenting with a solar-powered large ion-propulsion system to help carry out remote space exploration missions.
Contrary to those who are afraid of enslaved humanity, Ray Kurzweil, Google's Chief Technology Officer, thinks that 12 years from now, people will be better off with sup…