Date: 24/02/16 Fairphone's 'first real' modular phone goes on sale
If you're frustrated by replacing your phone when the battery gradually starts failing or the screen gets scratched, this device could be for you.
Date: 22/02/16 Micro-supercapacitors store energy directly inside a chip
Researchers at Drexel and the Paul Sabatier universities have managed to embed mini supercapacitors
Date: 19/02/16 World’s first thermal camera smartphone launched
The Bullitt has announced the world's first smartphone with a built-in thermal imaging camera.
Date: 18/02/16 ReFlex first prototype flexible smartphone
Flexible phones of the future won’t just be tougher, they could also bring completely new operating features,
Date: 17/02/16 Scientists have invented a new prosthesis controlled by the brain
Scientists from John Hopkins University have created a prosthetic controlled by the brain. It is the first device able to move fingers individually.
Date: 16/02/16 New 3D bio-printer can make full size ear, muscle, and bone tissues
Scientists have developed an innovative 3D bioprinter capable of generating replacement tissue that’s strong enough to withstand transplantation.
Date: 12/02/16 New polymer can retain shape changes, resets with body heat
A team of University of Rochester researchers have developed a new polymer that may play a big part in the medical field in the future.
Date: 11/02/16 New AI chip could bring artificial intelligence to smartphone
Eyeriss, a new 168-core chip, was presented by MIT recently at the International Solid State Circuits Conference in San Francisco.
Date: 10/02/16 Russia's Skolkovo Center prints organ, transplants into mouse
Russia's Skolkovo Innovation Center has successfully printed a functioning organ, using a bioprinter developed by one of its researchers,
Date: 04/02/16 Nanotechnology allows scientists to cut liquid
Researchers from the Shanghai University have developed a liquid material that can be cut and forced to take different forms such as gelatin. To this liquid was coated with a hydrophobic material thickness of only 20 nanometers.
Date: 03/02/16 $40,000 exoskeleton to help paralyzed people walk again
The California-based robotics company suitX, which specializes in medical and industrial exoskeletons, has invented a 27-pound wearable robot called The Phoenix, that could help everyone from disabled vets to kids learn how to ditch their wheelchairs and walk again on their own two feet.
Date: 02/02/16 Fourth dimension added to 3D printing
3D printed flower-like objects that change in time based on a pre-programmed pattern have been created by American researchers.
Date: 02/02/16 Scientists decode brain signals nearly at speed of perception
Neuroscientists from the University of Washington have decoded brain signals in real-time and with astounding accuracy, as revealed in a recent study published in PLOS Computational Biology.
Date: 30/01/16 Proximity Hat – cap-guide for blind people
Scientist from the German Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have developed a special headgear, which enables blind people to navigate in space using tactile effects.
Date: 29/01/16 Scientists propose high-efficiency wireless power transfer system
A team of researchers led by Polina Kapitanova at ITMO University and Elizaveta Nenasheva at Giricond Research Institute, both in Saint Petersburg, Russia, have proposed a new wireless power transfer (WPT) system.
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