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US researchers have created the world's first camera with a field of view as wide as the human eye, which could revolutionize imaging technology.
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US researchers have created the world's first camera with a field of view as wide as the human eye, which could revolutionize imaging technology.
US scientists say police can detect traces of heroin, cocaine, marijuana and even explosives on a fingerprint.
European scientists have invented a new handheld device -
New York researchers report on developing the world's thinnest balloon, made from a single atomic graphite. No gas molecules can penetrate the sphere enclosed by thi…
Japanese researchers have created a special 'skin' rubber for the robot, which allows the robot to feel pressure and temperature just like humans do.
While using plates that absorb sunlight to convert them into energy, researchers at the Idaho National Laboratory have experimented with a new way of collecting: using i…
It sounds like science fiction, but it's a real robot made by experts at the University of Reading (UK).
The advancement of modern technology makes shopping faster and more convenient than ever.
Scientists in Spain have proven that metamaterials - materials with unusual artificial structures - can be designed to make a sound barrier that causes sound waves not t…
A Japanese technology company has created a new girlfriend robot, 38 cm tall, who can kiss you when needed. The product will be launched in September for £ 175, aimed at…
Global positioning system technology (GPS- Global Positioning System) used to track vehicles is now being used to track cows.
Golfers will now not have to worry about their luggage - a robotic automatic will always follow in their footsteps.
You can refuel at the station without the help of the service staff, without needing to know the type of gasoline you are using, as well as without needing to pay the pu…
Recently, Aigo (China) introduced the F566 + branded sunglasses that integrate the ability to listen to music in MP3 / WMA format.
Near Field Communications (NFC) allows shoppers to hold up a card or mobile phone near a sensor and when a beep is heard, the train or coffee fare is paid.