New brain-controlled computer trains people to stay alert
A small company in North Carolina has created a brain-controlled tool similar to electroencephalograms (EEGs) for training people to stay alert when involved in important tasks
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Tiny silica chip brings programmable quantum computers closer to reality
A multi-purpose tiny silica chip will soon serve as the building blocks of programmable quantum computers of the future
Google marks Robert Noyce’s birthday with new doodle
Robert Noyce, inventor of the integrated chip and the co-founder of Intel, was honoured with a Google Doodle on his 84th birthday
‘Virtual’ palm sized keyboard that can do more than normal ones!
A full-size, laser-projected keyboard has been developed by a Korean company, which could fit in the palm of the hand
Laptop WiFi could damage sperm
Radiations from WiFi connections can reduce sperm activity in up to a quarter of men, a new study has suggested
Microsoft files for patent on monitoring employee behaviour
Microsoft has filed a patent for covering a computer system that can monitor the behaviour of employees while also assigning positive or negative scores to each action
Computers could be 100 times less energy-hungry by 2017
By 2017, a quantum phenomenon known as the tunnel effect will help reduce energy consumption of consumer electronics
Now, computer system allows machine to recognize person’s emotional state
A new computer system that allows a machine to automatically recognize the emotional state of a person who is orally communicating with it has been developed
Computer chip that replicates brain activity brings AI closer to reality
Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have designed a computer chip that mimics how the brain’s neurons adapt in response to new information
iPad survives 1300 foot drop in G-Form case
Gadget sadists at G-Form, who make rather unattractive but undeniably tough cases for iPads, threw the tablet computer out of a plane from 1,300 feet