i-Sobot - Robot of 2008
The i-Sobot robot, once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot, was commercially produced, crowned ...
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The i-Sobot robot, once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot, was commercially produced, crowned ...
CNET Technology has just introduced a printer that allows users to lick text if they need some caffeine to stay awake.
Honda, the world's largest manufacturer of motorcycles, has launched a computer-assisted travel aid for the elderly and workers.
Near Field Communications (NFC) allows shoppers to hold up a card or mobile phone near a sensor and when a beep is heard, the train or coffee fare is paid.
Mobile users can now print their photos in seconds, thanks to a new Polaroid technology.
The Korea Electronics and Communications Research Institute (ETRI) has successfully created a new visual, auditory, sensory, sensory robot called POMI based on previous…
In early May, German technology developers have received a patent for a chip that features multimedia messaging and scented characters.
Japan's Toshiba says it is building a robot that says ApriPoco can turn off the TV or control other electronic devices. This robot is continuing to improve to serve…
The Starry Night Sleep Technology Bed is a unique technology application at CES 2008 by Leggett & Platt.
A free tool that allows anyone to create a virtual world has been successfully developed. It is known that Metaplace users can create 3D online worlds for personal compu…
IRobot has launched a new generation of robots that can help parents manage their children remotely. Meccano company also launched Spykee robots with similar functions.…
It's dark, it's raining but we can still access the internet or find a way home with just one umbrella. It is the internet parachute, a product of a group of stu…
Famous electronics maker Phillips has announced a new product that is considered a breakthrough for everyday living: a light-emitting device.
Sony Electronics has just introduced in Tokyo the new robot model 'Rolly' oval in the palm and can play music while dancing to the music.
Researchers at the Forbias Biomedical Research Institute in Germany have successfully created a camcorder named