Turn your arm into a virtual keyboard
Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
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Japanese electronics firm NEC has successfully developed virtual keyboard software for use with devices such as eyeglasses or smart watches.
Experts from Case Western Reserve University (CWR - USA) argue that earthworms - small organisms have a certain role in agriculture, are holding the key to the birth of…
But of course, we have to use a special device to be able to do that.
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When your eyeglass frame is bent, it will be very difficult to bring it back to its original shape. However, if your glasses are made from this new self-shaped alloy.
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British inventors have produced high-tech, technologically advanced coffee mugs
A team of researchers from Switzerland is investigating artificial eye development that is capable of working with a high sensitivity and sensitivity as the eyes of smal…
Scientists are working on a new project that promises to create a record melting material. It can survive even being thrown into the heart of the Earth, where temperatur…
Scientists in Stuttgart (Germany) have announced they are working on a project called Robo-Mate, which helps create industrial robots used in industry, with the ability…
Engineers at the city of Perth say they have successfully built a construction machine that can complete a brickwork of a home in just two days, thanks to a 20-fold high…
The latest work on graphene is known as the world's thinnest lamp.
Dutch designer Jeffrey Heiligers has launched a line of smart clothing named
Scientists build animal simulation robots that make them superior features such as better swimming, faster or higher jumps.
US scientists are working on a machine that turns CO2 into oxygen. It is expected that the technology will be completed and put into use in 2020.