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Tiny, Lens-Free Camera Could Hide in Clothes, Glasses
A tiny, paper-thin camera that has no lens could turn conventional photography on its head, according to new research.
Customizable 'Smart' Exoskeleton Learns from Your Steps
Assisted walking just got smarter.
London Tower Disaster: How Did the Fire Spread So Quickly?
Massive damage and suffering was caused when a London apartment building became an inferno; it apparently was lacking in modern fire safety features.
Inexpensive Kit Offers Augmented Reality Alternative to High-End Headsets
The $30 Aryzon AR kit costs far less than many wearable headsets, yet adds a 3D experience to your smartphone, which has been limited to 2D games like Pokémon Go.
How Would Engineers Build the Golden Gate Bridge Today?
It's been 80 years since this beloved landmark opened to San Francisco traffic. In the interim, technology has advanced – is there a better way to span this strait?
Ultrathin Loudspeaker-Mic Also Generates Energy from Motion
Researchers have developed a sheet-like device that acts as a loudspeaker and microphone and can generate energy from human motion.
Stretchy Holograms Could Power 3D, Morphing Projections
Almost all holograms contain a recording of just a single image, but now scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have built a hologram on stretchy material that can hold several images.
