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Intelligent fuel gauge helps fuel economy and safety warnings for drivers
Bosch has developed a smart pedal that can reduce fuel consumption by up to 7% and increase safety.
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3D print technology can help the visually impaired to access art
3Dphotoworks, a New York-based company, has come up with a great idea to help visually impaired people.
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Animotus - a box of directions through tactile feedback
Yale University engineer Adam Spiers developed a directional box named Animotus. The device is built with 3D printing technology, wireless connection and acts as a tacti…
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New technology shakes electronic entertainment
UltraHaptics is a young company with great ambition: replacing the way people interact with electronic devices, with revolutionizing virtual reality (VR) technology by l…
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Non-invasive surgical equipment
Less Invasive Surgery is becoming increasingly popular although there are some limitations to this approach.
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Touch and feel virtual objects
British experts have developed a technology that uses sound waves to create
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Launch of artificial leather robot, communication with people
The future of robots is not only inanimate machines but also emotions and the ability to react like humans will not be far away.
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Scenes like the dream of a future bathroom
Future bathrooms can be equipped with the latest in-line water curtain, as well as self-leveling floors like sand or snow, depending on the owner's preference.
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Robots help brain surgery
Canadian scientists and engineers have developed a tactile robot that allows doctors to perform surgical procedures in the human brain. Expected this robot, called neuro…
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New materials like human skin
US scientists are making a tactile sensor capable of responding to the pressure and smoothness of the surface equivalent to real fingers. This future breakthrough will p…
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Surf the net ... hug!
During the study of the tactile transmission via the Internet, Singaporean scientists have successfully developed a special jacket that, when worn, hatches the feel like…