The Swiss government plans to oblige manufacturers of smartphones and tablets to move to a universal charger. It is expected that the transition to a single charger will not only help consumers, but will also reduce the number of "e-wastes".
Hohhot Railway Administration in China (Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region) has implemented on a pilot basis a facial recognition system developed by Chongqing Branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences to enhance the security of public transport passengers.
Recent versions of iOS have been found to contain references to Li-Fi, an experimental high-speed wireless networking protocol that uses pulses of light to transmit data and is being marketed as a long-term replacement for Wi-Fi.
A team of neurosurgeons and engineers has developed wireless brain sensors that monitor intracranial pressure and temperature and then are absorbed by the body, negating the need for surgery to remove the devices.
Samsung has made it known that mass production of its advanced logic chips has started; this chip uses Samsung’s 14nm LPP methodology which is part of its second-generation’s FinFET technology.
“The number of brave enthusiasts who insert gadgets in their skins is increasing rapidly. They insert chips and electronic passports in their bodies. And according to researchers, it is expected that implanted phones will be widely used by people before 2023
In the near future, gadgets will be able to read the minds of their owners. Experts say that by 2030, smartphones, tablets and computers will be able to analyze human brain’s activity to find out what people think.
Panasonic jointly with Kyoto University have created a device that allows physicians to assess the condition of the patient's heart using the non-contact method.
Russian scientists have developed a robotic chair with an automatic life-support system for people with disabilities.
The development of state-of-the-art robots capable of operating in outer space will begin in Russia this year, media reports said.
Drones will help rescuers to save people during search and rescue operations in the mountains.
Soon, smartphones will not only take snapshots and videos but also recognize the objects pictured. Google is working with a Silicon Valley chip designer to let mobile devices do that kind of heavy computing internally rather than relying on remote data centers.
The company Daqri has unveiled a smart hardhat that gives workers additional layers of information about their surroundings.
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.
Scientist from the German Karlsruhe Institute of Technology have developed a special headgear, which enables blind people to navigate in space using tactile effects.
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