using an attachable patch to the bra, the wearable ultrasound scanner developed by MIT researchers takes images of the breast tissue in various angles.

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humane AI pin is a wearable projector that flashes apps and calls on hands or surfaces, functioning as a non-physical smartphone.

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patients suffering from sports injuries can especially benefit from that gear.

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the device implant can allow people to control their electronics using their mind and is set to have its first human clinical study years after it was unveiled.

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the robotic limbs of ‘jizai arms’ attempt to follow the arm and hand movement of the wearer as human motion triggers their system.

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MIT media lab spinoff augmental has launched mouthpad^ to aid individuals with hand impairments and hand-centered manual jobs.

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meshing technology and science with art, barata's work explores transhumanism while celebrating body diversity.

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'until now very few people would have considered that their clothing or textiles products could be used for generating electricity,' says dr hughes-riley

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just as correction fluid fixes tiny typos, this hand-worn device can fix small mistakes by taping over the false Braille writing.

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printed on a silk tag, the technology is showing promising results and may even be used to tackle counterfeit medication.

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