Electronics

Scientists harness mini magnetic whirls to revolutionize future gadgets

In a groundbreaking effort, scientists from A*STAR and the National University of Singapore have introduced a cutting-edge technology that might just change the way...

Smart rings’ ultra-precise movement tracking take wearable technology to the next level

There is a lot of hype about smart rings right now—Samsung is due to release a Galaxy ring, and there is unsubstantiated speculation that...

Salt-sized sensors could collect data for wireless network, shows study

A team of smart engineers from Brown University has made a huge breakthrough with tiny sensors, each as small as a grain of salt. Their...

Children may overestimate smart speakers’ abilities

Children overrate the intelligence of smart speakers—such as Alexa, Siri, or Google Home—and are uncertain if the systems can think like humans or not,...

Scientists unveil tiny magnetic implants for revolutionary wireless health monitoring

Researchers at Peking University have made a big leap forward in how we might keep an eye on our health in the future. They've created...

Liquid metal could power wearable ultrasound devices, shows study

Ultrasound technology is something many of us know about, especially when it comes to seeing images of babies growing inside the womb. But ultrasound...

New materials can make gadgets wearable and bendable

Imagine being able to wrap your smartphone around your arm like a bracelet or wearing clothes that power up your devices just by having...

New AI-powered wearable device could help people without a voice speak again

Imagine a world where people who can't speak due to illness or surgery get a new chance to talk, thanks to a tiny, smart...

Scientists find energy-saving way to create next-gen microelectronics

In the world of technology, making electronic devices smaller and more powerful is a continuous goal. However, these tiny devices, known as microelectronics, face a...

Study confirms using X (formerly Twitter) harms well-being

Researchers at the University of Toronto have shed light on the emotional toll of using X (formerly Twitter), highlighting the platform's impact on users'...