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Developing 'artificial plants' turns vibrations in the environment into electricity
Scientists want to create a kind
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The first wave-producing model of electricity from the sea
Ocean energy is a trend in Australia.
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Japan develops new sensor system to measure heart rate
Researchers at the University of Hiroshima in Japan have developed a new sensor system that detects the heart rate by amplifying the heart rate from the skin's back…
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Extract audio from the vibration of objects
Six years ago in the Eagle Eye (2008), the Aria robot could tell what the room was saying just by looking at the vibration of the water in a nearby coffee shop.
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Smart bed
Modern people do not guarantee 6 to 8 hours of sleep a night and this greatly affects health and mood.
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Great progress in wireless technology
The idea of producing electricity from airborne vibrations is not new, but a team at the Singapore Institute of Science and Technology has turned it into reality.
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Touch and 'feel' on the screen
Researchers at the Disney Research Institute have found a way to allow people
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High tech spoon for Parkinson's patients
Lift Labs technology firm San Francisco (USA) has announced a smart scoop to stabilize hand shakes in Parkinson's patients and related disorders.
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Touch screen technology
Singapore scientists have found a way to turn most surfaces, from whiteboards, windows, or even wooden tables, into touch screens.
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Fire hose looking through the smoke
UK researchers have unveiled a prototype of a new helmet, using a vibration mechanism to help firefighters navigate the roads in dense smoke and dark shadows.
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Steering wheel driver instructs drivers when they are dazzled
Experts at Reno University in Nevada have designed the world's first vibration steering system to guide drivers when they are sunbathing or driving in bad weather. r…
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Early diagnosis device
Researchers at Swinburne University in Australia are developing a sensor that can detect and diagnose early cancer.
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The device warns when the furniture is broken
Researchers David Carr and John Kestner at the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a special device called Twine.
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Touch screen distinguishes the parts of the hand
The new technology, called finger-sensing, uses a tiny touch of sound in the phone to pick up sound and measure the vibrations caused by touching the screen.
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Walking gloves
If you ever forget to park your car or have trouble finding something in the supermarket, a high-tech glove will help.