Engineers take first step toward Flexible, Wearable Biosensor Device
Engineers have developed the first flexible wearable device capable of monitoring both biochemical and electric signals in the human body.[…]
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Researchers have developed 3D Movie Screens that don’t require Glasses
A prototype display, developed by the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) together with Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science,[…]
Read moreSocial Robots: Programmable by Everyone
Social robots can be used in the educational or health system, where they would support trainers and therapists in their[…]
Read moreForget Iron Man: Skintight Suits are the Future of Robotic Exoskeletons
Children with a rare neurological disease were recently given the chance to walk for the first time thanks to a[…]
Read moreThe World’s Smallest Hard Disk
Scientists in the Netherlands have succeeded in writing data at the smallest scale ever, manipulating chlorine atoms one at a[…]
Read moreResearchers Build a crawling Robot from Sea Slug Parts and a 3-D Printed Body
Researchers have combined tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3-D printed components to build ‘biohybrid’ robots to manage different[…]
Read moreYour Smartwatch is giving away your ATM PIN
Wearable devices can give away your passwords, according to new research. In a new paper, researchers combined data from embedded[…]
Read moreScientists just invented a device that produces “non-stop” Wine
Researchers have developed a miniature device capable of producing an endless supply of wine on the spot, by fermenting plain[…]
Read moreA Scientist is turning locusts into cyborg Bomb Detectors
A researcher in the US is developing technology that will enable locusts – those Biblical crop destroyers – to detect[…]
Read moreVancouver Robot creator explores human connection to Future Technology
Inside a warehouse in a secluded part of Vancouver, engineers and fabricators are building a two-storey tall, 3.5 tonne racing[…]
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