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Adobe, the famous developer of Adobe Acrobat Reader, has chosen a perfect design for its new offices located in San Francisco. Sleek and stylish, the headquarters of the brand really makes you want to work there. Discover without delay these beautiful…
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LS3: Google’s Mule Robot Field Tested In RIMPAC 2014 By US Marines
LS3 is the mule robot developed by DARPA which was later acquired by Google. We had not seen any new performance of the robot since 2013. However, during RIMPAC, the quadruped robot was first tested in real conditions by US Military.…
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Stunning Video Showing step by step Heart Transplantation Surgery
Heart transplant is considered to be one of the most complicated surgeries. It involves cutting a sick heart, removing it from the body of the patient and replacing it with a healthy heart from someone else. With the help of…
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Latest Generation of Asimo Has Many Surprises For Humans
Very recently the latest generation of Honda’s Asimo humanoid robot were presented to a dozen of handpicked journalists in Brussels. The latest ASIMO, destined to become the best personal assistant in daily life, has several significantly innovative and useful features. Asimo’s inventor and current CEO…
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Frebble: An Amazing Gadget Lets You Remotely Squeeze Hand Of Your Loved One
You can hold and squeeze the hands of your lover from a long distance. The wireless gadget gives you the same sensation of touch as you feel in reality. A new haptic technology has been developed that gives the sensation of reassuring…
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Now Smartphones Would Be Used To Create Pollution Maps Of Entire Cities
KIT is going to develop a smartphone sensor that could detect the pollution in its locality. Data collected from several smartphones equipped with this sensor may then be combined to build a ‘Pollution Map’ of the city. As the sensors are being developed and…
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BigDog: The Google’s Mule Robot Takes Its First Steps
No doubt robots have undergone phenomenal development in the past few years. Some people are even skeptic that robots may enslave human beings one day. The latest news in the robotics is the Google’s interest in using its robot to…
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Dol-Fins Give You The Thrilling Sensation Of Swimming Like A Dolphin
To materialize the dream of swimming like a dolphin, an aerospace engineer has devised a rigid hydrofoil-type fin known as Dol-Fin. The new fins are actually ‘Dynamic Oscillating Lateral’ fins which can be used in many applications like freediving and scuba diving. It might…
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HealthKit: iPhone6 App Will Feature Interesting Health Monitoring Characteristics
Apple’s iPhone 6 will feature many interesting health tracking features. The new mobile will also monitor the blood pressure, pulse and temperature of the user. An app has been developed by the Apple which is called HealthKit and its aim is to increase…
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Robocup: A 2014 World Cup Of Football For Robots In Brazil
Football world cup in Brazil is over, but another football tournament will start this week near the Brazilian capital: Robocup, World Cup of Robots Tournament of 2014 will be a far advanced as compared to the first Robocup held in…
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Coolest: A Multipurpose Cooler That Has All For A Perfect Party Or A Picnic
An Oregan-based inventor has developed a cooler that is more than a simple cool box. The amazing cooler has all the necessary features for a perfect picnic or a party. We tell you more about this new invention that has the potential…
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Chromeville: Augmented Reality App Helps Children Bring To Life Their Paintings
An app Chromville has been developed that allows the children to bring to life their paintings using augmented reality. The app is available for both the Android and iOS devices, it is specially designed for the kids in the age of…
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Dubai Plans To Build An Entire City Resort With Self-Regulating Temperature
After building an indoor ski slope in the desert, city of Dubai is embarking on a new project crazy: a city whose temperature will be regulated automatically. We tell you more about this new innovative city to be constructed in…
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Therapy Robots: Children With Mental Disorders Play Angry Birds With Them
The use of robots to treat children with mental disorders is not new. But now researchers are trying a new experiment by reversing the roles. Using a touchpad and an Angry Birds App, they let the children tell the robot how…
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A French Artist Gives New Life To Industrial Parts As Robots
Robots have always fascinated children and adults. A French artist pays tribute to the robots in the most beautiful way in making beautiful robotic sculptures from recycled industrial parts. Long live the robots! Brauer is a French designer who for the last…
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