The machine reads a whisper
American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
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American scientists show that they can understand what other people are thinking by using a reading device.
If you think the wearable device can only be a Oculus or Google Glass virtual reality bracelet, a newly launched project in Switzerland will change that way of thinking.
For those who think that each hand has 5 fingers is not enough, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT, USA) have built robotic gloves that add 2 f…
When we think of wind power, we often think of giant wind turbines placed on poles to exploit the high wind speeds.
This project aims to help research devices that support the disabled / disabled, for example, legs / arms or suits that can be controlled through thinking.
The idea of reviving extinct species is no longer fiction, when some scientists claim that a pigeon can be reborn in the next few years.
When it comes to Google and an eye-related product, we probably think of Google Glass.
Arton Willis used Origami paper art to create foldable and neatly folded Oru kayaks in backpacks.
At first glance, you might think you're watching a science fiction movie called Star Trek, but the images of the office-built office are real.
Samsung has been researching the possibility of using thought in the human brain to perform controller behavior on tablets and smartphones.
What makes you different from other people. You think it is fingerprints, which you leave behind when touching objects. Now, add a breath to this list.
At first sight the computer mouse hovering in the air, you might think someone did a trick trick visual. But that is not magic and you can soon own a technology item lik…
According to Wired magazine, the US Department of Defense is thinking of equipping handheld biometric scanners to scan faces, eyes, and fingerprints of objects with smar…
People think robot is the achievement of the modern era. But since the 19th century, talented craftsmen have created robots as moths and can move automatically.
Technology has been changing the way people think, creating the 'new brain', according to a statement by Italian psychologists.