IXI-Play: Your Toddler’s New Buddy
Machine learning with artificial intelligence have recently grabbed the attention of tech geeks. Undoubtedly this is an emerging field providing a lot of scope and inventions to come. Scientists have …
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IRIS+: First Hands-Free Drone
The latest technology has led to the evolution of drones. An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone and referred to as a Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), is an aircraft without …
Slithering Rubber Robot Mimics Snake
21st century has witnessed some of the most amazing inventions from telephones to cellphone, tablets, cars and most of all robots. We have moved on from clumsy glitch prototypes to …
Wearable 4MM Jetpack Will Help You Run Faster
The future is HERE. We have all moved past the bulky modules of machines and phones to a compact size and smartness. We have seen the evolving genres of smartphones …
New study claims, You will be ‘romancing’ robots in 2025
A new report has suggested that lots of people will have actual robot lovers in 2025. The report, released last week, canvassed the views of experts. As we know with …
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Now You can be Pals with a Robot: Palro
Robotics and telecommunication industries have always been in competition neck to neck. If one comes up with a new design, the other is bound to show the world they are …
Going for an Adoption? Try Jibo Robot
JIBO, The First Family Bot! Robots in the family are a thing of future, and the future is here now! It has been widely stated that there will come one …
New Robot Can Be Programmed With Natural Language Commands
Indian-origin researchers have developed a robot that can understand instructions in natural language from various speakers and account for missing information to complete a task. Ashutosh Saxena, assistant professor of …
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Teen Invents Electricity-Generating Footwear That Will Charge Your Phone As You Walk
A 15-year-old high school student, Angelo Casimiro, has come up with a way to harness the energy from one’s footsteps and turn it into electricity to charge batteries for devices …
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Pepper : The robot that reads human emotions
If you feel your partner just doesn’t understand you, perhaps you should ditch them – and get a robot called Pepper. This 4ft tall technological marvel is claimed to be …
Robots that sweat, breathe, and get goosebumps to manipulate your emotions
Robotics is predicted to explode in coming years, and much of that growth will come from civilian buyers or for civilian applications. These are people who are much more fickle …
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NASA introduces ‘Remote Robotic Oxidizer Transfer’ technology
In order to improvise satellite navigation or report on weather observations, NASA has now introduced its ‘Remote Robotic Oxidizer Transfer’ technology (Ground breaking Technology). This will NASA to provide better …
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Google announces ‘Project Tango’ 3D vision smartphone platform:
Google announced a new research project coming from its ATAP division aimed at bringing 3D technology to smartphones, for potential applications such as indoor mapping, gaming and helping blind people …
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10 Hi-Tech inventions we will hopefully be using in next 10 years
People are trying to predict the future since Nostradamus was a lad. Before few centuries, nobody thought that in future, we will be using smartphones , computers and airplanes but …
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World’s smallest windmills to power cell phones
While commercial wind turbines have been trending toward larger sizes, from 300 kW capacity in 1990 to 7.5 MW in 2011, sometimes it is worth bucking the trend. Professor J.C. …