Is your brain smarter than a supercomputer?
Is the human brain, in fact, smarter than a supercomputer with these capabilities? Kwabena Boahen , Ph.D. professor at Stanford University and director of the Brains in
Author: Nicolette Emmino
Device dispenses prescription drugs according to doctor’s orders to prevent abuse
This year, the BYU team created a device that regulates the amount of painkillers dispensed based strictly on pharmacists’ instructions. The goal of such a device is
Image of the Day: The $6,400 toilet that will transform your bathroom experience
A run-of-the-mill, traditional toilet will cost you a few hundred dollars, but if you want a personalized, high-tech bathroom experience, it will cost you
Researchers create device that could keep you from losing your power in future blackouts
Building on existing technology, researchers from the University of Arkansas have developed equipment that regulates the amount of excess current that moves through the
Automatic public toilets installed in developing countries, use green tech to dispose of waste
Technology and research development company, Eram Scientific Solutions, along with backing from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation managed to install 400 units of the
Researchers inject tiny LEDs into the brain to control behavior
An ultrathin, flexible LED thinner than a human hair has successfully been implanted in the brains of mice, allowing researchers to isolate individual brain functions
Have no fear! This robot will assemble your IKEA furniture for you
Assembling furniture can be a grueling task. Often we’re left surrounded by screws, parts that appear to belong nowhere, and a set of directions we’re not thrilled
How a pair of eyeglasses will give blind people the ability to read
What began as a project for a student competition may possibly result in a breakthrough for the 39 million people suffering from blindness
Researchers develop sensors that measure cow’s flatulence and other bathroom habits
Agresearch, a New Zealand-based agricultural organization has developed GPS and urine sensors to determine all the details of cow
Image of the Day: Camera trigger captures events impossible for human reflexes
Check out that action photo! It was captured using the NeroTrigger, a camera trigger that helps photographers take pictures of high-speed events, ones that are almost