Successfully fabricated night vision goggles
After more than four years of hard work, scientists from the Institute of Physics and Electronics (Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology) have successfully researc…
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After more than four years of hard work, scientists from the Institute of Physics and Electronics (Vietnam Institute of Science and Technology) have successfully researc…
Elizabeth Goldring, a blind expert working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States, designed one
In order to help users with low vision or eye strain when observing very small details on the screen, the Windows XP operating system version itself has built-in utility.
Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang has just emphasized his vision to consolidate his position as a pioneering web company and affirm Yahoo's role as an indispensable starting point fo…
Intel CEO Paul Otellini offers a vision of connecting services wherever and wherever in the Las Vedas technology capital, with the focus on the ongoing CES 2008 electron…
Symantec security experts are urgently developing a specialized system to scan all websites and chat rooms
This week at Symantec Vision conference, security firm Symantec will introduce the next generation enterprise antivirus software called Endpoint Protection 11.0.
It is the product of the English designer Callum Peden's idea, and may also be the factors that Google giants are eyeing.
Driving a car in the rainy night is very difficult because of limited visibility, difficult to detect animals or obstacles ahead.
BNVG II consists of a binoculars and a thermal camera mounted on bulletproof caps, allowing soldiers to improve their ability to observe in depth at night.
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.
Onton Glass researches intelligent glasses that can help people with dyslexia or vision problems.
The US special forces were equipped with ultra-modern night vision goggles, allowing American soldiers to move as well as observe easily at night.
For the first time, scientists in Australia have created a nanocrystals that can bend light. This crystal is 500 times smaller than a human hair and is used to lay the f…