Braille reading contact lenses for the visually impaired
An advanced contact lens developed by Professor Zeev Zalevsky of Bar-Ilan University in Israel will allow the blind to read Braille.
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An advanced contact lens developed by Professor Zeev Zalevsky of Bar-Ilan University in Israel will allow the blind to read Braille.
Researchers at the General Electric (GE) multinational science and technology group have successfully developed a new cooling technology applied to refrigerators by usin…
US media reports that the defense ministry has begun testing new armor for soldiers fighting on the battlefield this summer.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Apple is expanding its reach into the medical device field.
Engineers at Harvard University's lab are developing teams of robots inspired by termites that can build their own buildings without human control.
Shubham Banerjee, a seventh grader in California, USA, shocked the world by creating a braille printer for the blind at a fifth of a braille printer. usually, common, no…
European physicists have successfully fabricated a new material, called artificial graphene, which promises to revolutionize the technology.
Designers from Cityzen Sciences of France won the CES 2014 award in the category of improved health.
Professor Takao Someya, said that prototype smart diapers have the ability to track moisture, pressure, temperature and other phenomena that cause changes in resistance.
According to experts, Samsung is expected to announce its first smartphone to compete with Google Glass in September.
The campaign to destroy Bin Laden has revealed quite a few new weapons technology of the US special forces, from invisibility helicopters to night vision lenses.
Eco-friendly air filter bicycles or laser bicycles contribute to limiting traffic accidents are smart bike technologies that may be put into future applications.
Scientists at the University of California (U.S.) have developed a smart curtain that can move in response to light.
Guests arriving at a hotel room may soon be able to quickly bypass the registration process at the counter and directly unlock the room with a digital key sent directly…