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Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
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Last year, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) student Dhairya Dand drank too much at a party, and woke up in the emergency room after seven hours of drunken dri…
Spanish researchers are developing a touch-sensitive technology for household appliances. With this technology, users just need to lighten the wooden wall to turn the li…
At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada, from January 8-11, manufacturer SpareOne has unveiled to its users an ultra-mobile phone unique.
In the future, 3D printing technology can become a household utility such as electricity, water, internet ... and will change consumer culture.
With this display technology, users can not only see but also 'grab' 3D images, move them to their liking, to the desired locations.
Technology makers have come up with mini-cameras that can automatically capture and update on their personal pages.
The inventors of the Edison Ideas Experiment have launched DoorBot, which works in a similar way to a doorbell, but can transmit audio and images to mobile phones.
A group of young people in HCM City successfully built a robotic arm, supporting the movement of shoulders and elbows to help the elderly and the disabled in their daily…
The combination of toilet and smartphone applications can make people think of funny stories.
Google has confirmed the use of bone transmission technology for the Google Glass, eyeglasses help users can replace most tasks on the computer.
With the new high-tech glasses developed, users simply need to use the eye to flip through the e-book, without the need to click the mouse to flip the page as before.
Through the wireless internet, users will be able to download support for devices like the iPhone or iPad and synchronize with the Netatmo.
American scientists came up with the idea of developing a special software to turn millions of smartphones around the world into seismic forecasting tools.
Korean designers have painted a high-tech umbrella, without the need for a dome, but still make sure the user is not wet.
Math is always one of the hardest subjects for students. To help them alleviate some of the pressure in their studies, experts from the University of Durham have conduct…