Equipment to detect player 'plays' on the field
The players' play on the field will be hard for the referees to see through the use of a touch pad mounted on the player's calf.
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The players' play on the field will be hard for the referees to see through the use of a touch pad mounted on the player's calf.
Built-in seat warmers, light sensors, speakers, MP3 players, FM radio and a touch screen display ... The toilet costs $ 6,300.
The color change window is not a new invention. But the window that touches the ambient temperature and adjusts the transparency itself is a unique product from RavenBri…
Japanese scientists have just released a robot capable of emitting giggles and stirring when people touch its body.
Swedish researchers have created a costume that allows wearers to play music by touching it.
The right hand clung to the left forearm, both trembling slightly, she was trying to suppress her anxiety? No, she was using a mobile phone.
Two British scientists built a bearded robot to detect natural disaster survivors, or victims trapped in burning buildings.
Imagine that you can spot someone infected with the virus in just a few minutes.
Belgian scientists at the University of Brussels have developed a robot that caters to pediatric patients.
A blind fish has developed a special motion sensing skill, which may be a prerequisite for a new generation of sensors that work better than ultrasonic sensors.
For the first time, blind children in New Zealand can learn to write with the help of a touch-screen computer and a robot arm.
People still think that a handshake has many meanings. While the above is still a judgment, in Japan, energy through human contact will soon be used to transmit data. Gi…
The shelves are fitted with a slim foam that recognizes when the product has been removed, and allows the cart to be automatically added. This smart touch foam is develo…
A Scottish company has revealed a revolution in hand-held machines for people with disabilities. The inventor is David Gow - a worker from the Scottish National Health S…
With a unique new Japanese technology, you can control an electronic device without touching a finger. You just need to use ... your brain!