This new technology can see your body through walls
This technology uses radio waves to sense your position, then recreates your body image in the form of simple human dolls called RF-Pose.
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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 is not a test apartment. The house with the shape of Y meets the criteria of a social housing project.
Human creativity is endless - no one can deny this, because the evidence for that statement is present all around us, anytime, anywhere.
With the ability to filter up to 260 tons of CO2, NO2 and fine dust, it can be said that this product is the solution to save the Earth in the future.
Environmental sensors for monitoring air quality, using energy from biofuel batteries, are environmentally friendly, laid out like wallpaper, are becoming a reality.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada, developed a spray-type, environmentally-friendly concrete.
The drone called the Multimodal Autonomous Drone (S-MAD) is the product of the College's Createk Design Department. de Sherbrooke in Quebec, Canada.
US scientists have created unmanned aerial vehicles capable of producing 3D images of objects behind the walls with wireless waves.
Researchers at RMIT University (Australia) have developed a solar paint that can absorb steam and dissociate to create hydrogen - the cleanest source of energy.
German scientists have found a way to exploit the special feature of Wi-Fi waves to capture three-dimensional images, or 3D images of objects through walls.
Scientists invented a strong adhesive material that can help you stick to the vertical wall, making the fans' dreams come true.
Japanese researchers have created technology that can help users comfortably move in the virtual reality world endless but only need less than 30 square meters of real l…
Public toilets are a very unhygienic job.
It's easier to imagine when you remember Spider Man, the guy climbing, cow crawling on every surface.
A Japanese company recently developed a device that helps people understand their pets by helping them read their thoughts or emotions.