This camera could capture the tiniest specks of light with 400,000 pixels
Have you ever tried taking a photo in the dark and ended up with just a black screen?
Well, scientists are working on that problem,...
World’s largest cardboard drone takes to the skies!
In an exciting turn of events, engineers from The University of Manchester have showcased a giant drone made from foamboard—a material similar to cardboard.
This...
Wrist-tapper wearable: A new way to navigate!
Imagine a piece of clothing that can gently tap you on the wrist and tell you where to go! Sounds futuristic, right? Well, that's...
New technique creates customized thin films for electronics
In a breakthrough that could reshape modern electronics, researchers have developed a new method for making ultra-thin films.
Led by the Leibniz Institute of Photonic...
Scientists create new smart materials for wearable health trackers
We all know someone who sports a fitness tracker or a smartwatch.
These tiny gadgets that you wear, like wristbands or watches, help track things...
Scientists create new cameras that can spot hidden aircraft damage
Every day, millions of people take to the skies on airplanes.
And just like cars need regular check-ups, airplanes do too.
It's super important to make...
Finger flex powers new wearable device that can store memories
Researchers have come up with a unique wearable gadget that can produce energy simply when you bend your finger!
Not only that, this tiny device...
Wearable sensors can help detect Parkinson’s disease early
A groundbreaking study led by Professor Chrystalina Antoniades and her team at the University of Oxford's Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences has unveiled the...
How tiny wireless stickers can measure pressure everywhere!
Imagine the excitement and possibilities when the realm of technology comes up with something that's not only ingenious but also versatile and easy to...
How consumers are navigating the Amazon/Alexa data dilemma
If you had serious concerns a major corporation were harvesting your personal information for its commercial gain but not your benefit, would you:
Take...