The way we walk could be used as an accurate way of identifying us, according to an international team of bioengineers who analyzed the foot pressure patterns created by 104 subjects. They found they were able to identify individuals with a 99.6 percent accuracy.
Haptic feedback isn't exactly something that'd blow people's mind these days, with most mobile devices and gaming controllers already packing a little vibrator to spice up one's gaming experience. While these motors do the job just fine for deliveri...
Technology City isn't really a city full of "technology" in whatever shapes it may be represented. However, this town will totally be built for the sake of the progress... While reading Dvice.com I encountered an interesting article abou...
{image by livestream.ru} Many times people have to watch videos or look at images in order to detect a certain object. For example, policemen often use materials from security-cameras to spot a criminal. The problem is that human brain isn't ca...