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Biology
Bacteria susceptible to dangerous biofilms
Researchers in Massachusetts for the first time announced the discovery that bacteria use tactile to select locations for biofilm formation. Bacterial empires that live…
Animal world
Beard - an integral part of a cat's body
Cat whiskers, or cat whiskers, are also called tactile hairs that grow on the cat's face. They are long, thin and quite flexible hairs that appear not only on the sides…
Animal world
13 interesting things about cat whiskers
Mustache is one of the most important parts of a cat, so if you have a whisker, your cat will not be able to function normally.
Medicine - Health
Listening or seeing helps you remember longer?
Our memory of sound is much worse than visual or tactile memory.
Medicine - Health
Deaf people use the auditory cortex
The new study, published in The Journal of Neuroscience, shows that deaf people use the so-called
Medicine - Health
The ability to heal the wound of old oxygen
Researchers at UCLA found a chemical signal released by damaged skin cells that catalyzes the regeneration of tactile nerves, helping to restore the feeling of skin cont…
Medicine - Health
Why is the fingertip the most tactile place?
People can use their hands to feel the shape, temperature, brightness of the object, thanks to the tactile parts at the fingertips to feel the outside. This function of…
Cancer
'Weapons' detect cancer of blind women
One morning in 2011, Leidy Garcia woke up, finding himself no longer seeing. At the same time, Francia Papamija also began life in the dark.
Science invention
10 most exciting inventions in 2013
Simple light bulbs to scare off lions, complex computer algorithms to detect cancer ... are the most attractive inventions voted by the magazine Ibtimes in 2013.
Science invention
Small tactile display device with adhesive tape
Currently, we get most of the information from the computer through image and audio features. But as Korean scientists point out, the most extensive senses on the human…
Computer science
Tactile device replaces the touch screen
Researchers at the University of Buffalo (UB) in the US have just introduced a device called the Fingertip Digitizer, which allows computers to accurately interpret huma…
New technology
For the first time successfully built robotic arms with human touch
A woman who had an accident and lost her arm 20 years ago received an artificial arm, through tiny electrodes and sophisticated sensors.
New technology
Successful development of gloves gives you a real feel when you touch on virtual things
This compact glove will increase the virtual world experience for the user.
New technology
3D print map for visually impaired people
This special map allows blind and visually impaired people to be able to