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Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
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Using a simple phone application to photograph food is an effective way to prevent obesity, according to a new trial published May 12.
Alcoholic beverages, commonly used in glass bottles, have been reused in the process of reusing the LED table lamp, which is an initiative of Satechi Touch.
British scientists have built a sensor to monitor health in a comprehensive way, according to the Daily Mail on May 9.
Researchers at ETH Zurich have created a microscopic injectable robot that can measure oxygen levels to help protect the retina.
Panasonic Corporation (Japan) said its technical team has developed a large-capacity LED powered by solar energy.
William Gibson in Johnny Mnemonic mentions the introduction of microchips containing sensitive information into the human brain. Today, a group of American scientists cl…
A group of French and German researchers have created a prototype of the 'invisible cloak', capable of hiding things from the heat.
In the UK, for the first time in the history of aviation the world has successfully tested unmanned passenger aircraft.
US AOptix has introduced an iPhone case that contains biometric sensors capable of turning Apple phones into high-tech identification scanners.
LG plans to launch a flexible OLED display smartphone in the fourth quarter of this year, said LG Mobile's vice president of mobile phone Yoon Bu-hyun.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has developed a hand-held instrument capable of detecting fake or non-standard malaria drugs and for mass production of the dev…
Last year, scientists successfully controlled the path of living cockroaches by stimulating their beard and sensory organs.
American scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology have created robots that adapt to the movements of newly hatched sea turtles. Scientists hope this could help…
The textile industry is witnessing a new breakthrough, with the emergence of antibacterial fabrics, allowing for 100 days of wear without washing or ironing.
With the rumors surrounding the smart meter flooding the tech world, US researchers are now trying to figure out how to allow for the entry of letters / numbers on scree…