Electronics

Scientists unveil innovative device for powering next-gen wireless medical implants

In a groundbreaking development, scientists from Penn State University have introduced an innovative device that could transform how medical implants, like pacemakers and insulin...

MIT invents a super-small, super-secure tag to stop counterfeits

Researchers from MIT have created a tiny, cost-effective, and secure tag that's a game-changer in the fight against counterfeit products. This isn't just any ordinary...

Smart electronic nose could quickly identify gases with self-heating technology

The development of a smart electronic nose (e-nose) capable of rapidly distinguishing between different types of gases in just one second represents a significant...

Five reasons to heat your home using infrared fabric

Imagine heating your home from the ceiling, not from underfloor heating or radiators. Once installed like wallpaper, hi-tech infrared fabric emits heat in a similar...

Revolutionary ‘frozen smoke’ sensors: a leap forward in indoor air quality monitoring

In a new development, researchers at the University of Cambridge, in collaboration with colleagues at Warwick University, have unveiled a new type of sensor...

This smart earring could keep track of your health

In the world of wearable technology, we've seen everything from fitness tracking watches to sunglasses that can take pictures. But now, researchers from the University...

Stanford researchers test out mixed reality headsets

In the exciting world of technology, "mixed reality" headsets are making waves, creating a blend of the real world and digital wonders right before...

How autonomous device will keep learning and adapting on its own

When we talk about learning, we often think of people studying new skills, like knitting or speaking Spanish. But in the world of high-tech gadgets,...

What to expect from global navigation satellite systems (GPS) in the next 50 years

More robust and more accurate positioning systems are needed to meet the demands of the global economy—and Australia is set to enjoy the benefits...

Scientists find way to make electronic materials with water

In a groundbreaking move, scientists at Linköping University in Sweden have figured out a way to make electronic materials using water instead of harmful...