Robbery by 'driver' brain wave driver
A driver's brainwave tracking system can help prevent car hijacking and trucking of expensive goods.
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A driver's brainwave tracking system can help prevent car hijacking and trucking of expensive goods.
Intel says it is developing a new 3D camera for PCs that can sense the depth of the image.
The idea of using a sensor to monitor one of your body's functions (such as heart rate, blood pressure) was often used primarily in the medical industry or for profess…
Burglary alarms are one of the causes of nuisance to the lives of city residents, especially when false alarms.
Scientists in Puerto Rico say Web design technology has helped them track the presence of animals in an ecosystem by analyzing their sounds.
Getting rid of bad habits, like smoking, or dieting on the advice of the doctor, all can be done thanks to the new sensor inserted into the teeth.
Nokia is about to launch a new accessory called
Researchers in Pakistan say a smartphone application allows people with night blinds to track their location and alert them if they fall into unwanted situations at nigh…
Scientists in the United States have successfully created a diaper that can analyze urine to keep track of their health, according to the Daily Mail.
A car maker in the United States says it will build vehicles that monitor the health of drivers and be able to drive themselves if the driver is sick or unconscious.
High bracelets can help keep track of healthy lifestyles, monitor sleep, heart rate and even sexual life.
It is unreasonable to stare at someone, but you will inevitably be able to see someone wearing one of two dresses created by fashion designer Ying Gao.
MIT engineers at MIT have created the prototype of a handheld device that allows users to stand on one side and track anything that moves across the wall.
Designed specifically for dogs, the FitBark can monitor all pet activities, providing information through an application available on smartphones.
A Bluetooth-enabled phone with a smartphone developed by California-based phone company Halo Technologies (USA) will help you find lost items easily.