Soon, see-through cellphone you can wrap around your wrist
A see-through cellphone that can be draped around a wrist may soon be possible as scientists have
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New car seat can recognise driver’s bottom-print
Scientists have designed a car seat which can recognise the ‘bottom-print’ or the way people sit to
Now, a ‘robo-dog’ that guides the blind
Japanese inventors have created a ‘robo-dog’ that can make life a lot easier for blind people
Typillow – pillow to rest your iPad 2, hands and head!
A new pillow has been launched that acts as a dedicated lap pillow for the iPad 2
Here’s world’s smallest camera that is just the size of a fingertip!
A New York firm has developed the world’s smallest commercially-available camera that is around the size of a fingertip, but can take two megapixel images and can even shoot video
Now, robotic glove that will bring movement back to injured hands
Italian engineers have developed a robotic glove that would give a helping hand to patients who are struggling to move their fingers after an accident or a stroke
Now, ‘intelligent t-shirts’ to monitor human body, locate patients in hospital
Scientists have developed an “intelligent” t-shirt that monitors the human body (temperature, heart rate, etc.) and locates patients within the hospital
High-tech uniform allows soldiers to ‘see’ through the eyes of others
Scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking high-tech military system, which allows every soldier in a unit to see through the eyes of another
New wires to carry more electricity than copper
A new superconducting wire can carry 40 times more electricity than a copper wire of the same size,
‘Throwable robots’ serving as ‘smart’ grenades to soldiers in the field
South Korean defense forces are using small, lightweight throwable “smart grenades” that allow their troops to peer over walls, climb stairs and kill enemies from a distance via remote control