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According to scientists at the ATR Neuroscience Laboratory in Japan, the 'dream catcher' achieves up to 60 percent accuracy, an impressive 'result.'
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According to scientists at the ATR Neuroscience Laboratory in Japan, the 'dream catcher' achieves up to 60 percent accuracy, an impressive 'result.'
Unlike ordinary foam, nanofibers are specially designed to be used not only for the manufacture of armor, but also for protecting buildings when an explosion occurs.
When natural disasters occur such as storms, floods, earthquakes ... then there is usually a power outage. At the same time, if the handset is out of battery, the user w…
In the future, drivers can be more comfortable sitting behind the steering wheel by the British company RAC is about to launch a device to help warn of technical errors…
The Sony SRS-GC11IP comes with a remote control, a power of 0.8W connected to a mobile device via the Lightning port.
A high tech bracelet can help human rights activists and relief workers reduce the risk of kidnapping or murder in dangerous areas.
Not only rescue workers but robots will also be actively involved in saving people at risk of drowning. It's Pars, a flying robot with four fans, carrying a lifebuoy…
On April 9th, i3S Media (Vietnam) and OrangeHD (Korea) officially launched the new generation HD entertainment equipment called Livebox.
For single men, a Japanese-designed Riajyuu jacket can help him lessen loneliness when he is always feeling embraced.
The new technology enables a strong improvement in hearing ability in people with hearing loss, while contributing to simplifying the transplant process.
In the near future, shoppers just need to put their finger on the fingerprint reader to be able to pay for all expenses, of course according to their financial ability.
Animals are always an endless source of inspiration for scientists to develop new technologies and materials to serve people.
John Chuang, an associate professor at the School of Information Technology at the University of California, Berkeley, and colleagues have created a device that can iden…
Researchers at the University of Southampton, UK have just created a new type of fiber optic cable that can transmit data at a rate of 99.7% of the speed of light.
Today's phones are growing in size. Devices such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and LG Optimus G Pro seem to blur the line between smartphones and tablets.