CES 2006: Unique devices launched in the first day
Consumer electronics fair is taking place very excitingly in Las Vegas (USA). Right on the first opening day, a series of equipment
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Consumer electronics fair is taking place very excitingly in Las Vegas (USA). Right on the first opening day, a series of equipment
We often hear about using drones to capture images from above or recently used in delivery or delivery of medical items in remote areas.
There will never be terrorists, put bombs in bags in public places, if this system becomes a reality.
Hydrofoiler XE-1 uses special modules to float on the water itself. In addition, Hydrofoiler XE-1 can be operated again if it is overturned on water.
This high-tech sleeping visor uses flash technology to adjust your daily bio-rhythm by sending pulses of light when you sleep.
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.
This humane invention has a milky-colored surface, which is equipped with a camera and uses facial recognition technology to determine the smile of the viewer.
Nissan is using an old Leaf battery to provide power to street lights to help make traveling of vehicles and pedestrians safer.
Today, in order to maintain internet connectivity from one place to another, most telecom service providers will choose optical cable systems such as AAG fiber optic cab…
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) says it is working on a project that could help the military improve its ability to detect threats and espionage.
Aibo is a special robot dog. It uses a tiny actuator that allows the body to move in 22 axes.
Toshiba recently announced its next-generation high-capacity rechargeable battery (SCiB) technology, which is capable of fast charging at fast speeds.
Mental Work science project uses the Brain and Machine Connection Interface (BMI), developed at the laboratory of the Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), Sw…
A research team from Stanford University has developed into a battery park that uses sodium at a much cheaper cost than lithium-ion batteries.
Planning to use drones to patrol and detect sharks at some Australian shores will help ensure the safety of people when participating in sea activities.