Electronics

Scientists create revolutionary quantum dot display

A team of South Korean researchers led by Professor KIM Dae-Hyeong from the Institute for Basic Science has made a groundbreaking development in display...

Revolutionary touch-sensitive screens could change how we use electronics

Researchers at Linköping University in Sweden have made a significant breakthrough in display technology that could change the way we interact with our electronic...

Why won’t some people use a smartphone?

In a world where more and more services and social interaction are based on mobile apps, a smartphone has become close to a necessity. Despite...

New sonar glasses could track your look and smiles

Have you ever imagined glasses that can tell where you're looking or if you're smiling, without even touching you? Researchers at Cornell University have made...

Thermal camera could boost exercise tracking accuracy

Ever wonder why your smartwatch or fitness app seems a bit off when it tells you how many calories you've burned after a workout? The...

Scientists develop super-flexible mini-inductor for next-gen gadgets

Imagine you could wear your gadgets like clothes or fold up your electronics like a piece of paper. Sounds like something from a sci-fi movie,...

New spectrometer could fit in your smartphone

At the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Engineering IOF, a team of smart scientists has created something pretty cool and incredibly small:...

Study reveals Apple’s privacy promises may fall short

A new study from Aalto University has shed light on a worrying issue: keeping your personal data private on Apple devices might be much...

Scientists invent super-sniffer chips mimicking human nose for detecting smells and gases

Imagine a tiny chip that can sniff out smells and gases just like our noses do. A group of smart scientists at the Hong Kong...

New wearable balance device may help prevent falls in older people

As we age, keeping our balance becomes tougher. Our muscles aren't as strong, our eyesight changes, and the way our bodies feel movement alters. This...