
This new calorie-burning tracker takes information from leg movements
A key step in developing this research was recognizing that other wearables rely on the wrist and heart, which do not necessarily show energy expenditure.
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A key step in developing this research was recognizing that other wearables rely on the wrist and heart, which do not necessarily show energy expenditure.
Researchers from Stanford University have found that a real smart sink could help conserve water.
The use of satellites to track ocean wildlife and their overlap with ships could lead to more effective conservation efforts.
Mechanical engineers have created a new type of soft robot that can extend itself like a fast-moving vine
Gecko-like grippers could provide a solution to cleaning up space junk.
Scientists have created an artificial synapse to help computers better recreate the way the human brain processes information.