No more endoscopies, ingestible sensors diagnose intestinal problems
The new ingestible capsules, tested on animals and synthetic intestines, are resistant and economical: they could transform diagnostics.
The new ingestible capsules, tested on animals and synthetic intestines, are resistant and economical: they could transform diagnostics.
The new communication networks use microchips the size of a grain of salt, which can be implanted in the body or in wearable devices.
Innovative research transforms underwater optical telecommunications cables into environmental sensors, offering real-time data from the seabed
A thermal earring to replace smartwatches and bracelets in health monitoring: the University of Washington focuses on convenience to improve diagnostics.
Research develops robotic sensor for reading braille – a significant advancement in imitating human tactile capabilities.
The extraordinary importance of Japanese government investments in seismic safety and citizen education.
The electronic tongue developed by the DGIST Institute promises to revolutionize sectors such as food, beverages, cosmetics and medicines
The system, similar to active noise cancellation, predicts upcoming turbulence and counteracts it, increasing in-flight comfort and reducing operating costs.
Guests at a hotel developed by NTT Data can be listened to while they sleep in exchange for sleep advice. And privacy? To sleep.
The official ball of the next European Football Championships is the greatest combination of high technology and design ever seen in this sport so far
Designer Nura Izath has developed a low-cost device to help newborns in Uganda, and other areas with limited resources
The new device from the Chinese company Honor promises to revolutionize interaction. Eyes become the new joystick of the future.
A Bristol startup has created special socks equipped with artificial intelligence that track vital data and alert caregivers, improving quality of life
A team at Penn State has created a wearable patch that analyzes sweat in real time, monitoring glucose and helping with diabetes management.
IARPA presents SMART ePANTS, a project to create clothing that can record audio, video and location data.
German startup Dryad Networks is changing the game in fighting forest fires with innovative set of sensors
New low-cost mussel-shaped devices to monitor radioactivity in the seas, thanks to a team of scientists from Hong Kong.
A team of Turkish scientists develops a device to combat food waste and reduce the risk of poisoning from expired food
Inspired by human touch, a team of scientists has created bionic fingers that can "map" the internal structure of objects just by touching their surface.
Aalto University challenges the limits of computer vision with a sensor that predicts the trajectory of objects starting from a single frame.
An innovative fabric with integrated sensors measures fatigue during workouts without other electronic components.