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Instead of relying on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, researchers have developed a system that uses the human body to transmit passwords.
Project X's Development Loon team (Alphabet, Google's parent company) has revealed that they are using artificial intelligence (specifically machine learning) to…
This artificial intelligence system (AI) uses sensors mounted on firefighter clothing. AI will judge and give advice to those who do this rescue work.
The X-57 uses 14 new electric motors, all of which are integrated into the wing on either side. NASA has pushed technology
The new system that uses wireless millimeter transmitters for gigabit speeds per second will completely solve the disconnection, slow network or router operation is unst…
Space technology will help monitor the level of environmental pollution at global scale.
The flexible camera can wrap around the subject to help capture the special angles that the current camera can not do.
The new invention, the Mecha Farmhands, is considered to be the solution to Japan's challenge to the aging population.
A new fabric uses light to break down organic compounds that make up the stain, being developed by researchers from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT Uni…
A group of students at the Ho Chi Minh City Industrial and Commercial College took advantage of the school printers to design an automatic text stamp machine, reducing t…
In order to support autistic children, scientists have created a humanoid robot that uses artificial intelligence, talking and helping children get acquainted with peopl…
The project uses in-ear echoes as a security measure developed by NEC technology group and Nagaoka University, Japan.
The Portuguese artist group uses a new tattoo technique that combines traditional tattoos and map projection technology to create tattoos moving in the human body.
The successful 3D printing uses the world's lightest material - graphene aerogel promises to open a new chapter for the material industry.