Flow-Aid helps farmers save water for irrigation
A team of 11 companies and research institutes in Europe has developed a device called Flow-Aid, which has potential for use in agriculture.
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A team of 11 companies and research institutes in Europe has developed a device called Flow-Aid, which has potential for use in agriculture.
Researchers from Zurich have found a way to make matter and especially liquid droplets fly in the air thanks to sound waves and they can also control their movement.
The latest biometric technologies are growing, allowing for the ability to identify an individual not just by fingerprints, but also by voice, eye contact, standing ...
Difficult or immobile patients will be less afraid of fear and pain when moving or cleaning, thanks to a smart bed invented by a young man in HCMC.
Those who love to explore new lands can now better navigate and navigate their way outdoors using SplashMaps, the world's first designer canvas by David Overton.
Researchers have successfully developed a giant robot shaped like Crabster's crab with the size and weight of a smart car.
With a compact design with a weight of less than 10kg, the car can be used for short walks and easily carry anywhere.
Volvo Motor has announced new technology that allows parking only by using the mobile application.
If you have ever had a bone fracture, you probably know how uncomfortable it is, and you have to carry plaster casts and fuss. 3D printing technology will change this.
With a new camera, your favorite fragrances will be captured and stored forever, from the smell of food, floral scents, freshly cut grass scents or the smell of the sea.
Just spend more than 20,000 USD, you will become
GPS manufacturer Garmin of the US has just released a car navigation screen, in an effort to regain market share that is losing hands to the lines.
Singapore scientists have found a way to turn most surfaces, from whiteboards, windows, or even wooden tables, into touch screens.
LG today released the Pocket Photo, which is considered one of the world's most compact photo printers.
In this project, the team combined laser scanning with the use of digital imaging devices to map the tomb of King Richard III after relocating the remains to another loc…