‘Smart Diaper’ Aims to Help Parents Care for Infants
Janet Miller July 30, 2019
Pampers is giving babies a Big Brother. Lumi, a new wearable device that attaches to a child’s diaper, tracks an infant’s activities and needs. Launching
Pampers is giving babies a Big Brother. Lumi, a new wearable device that attaches to a child’s diaper, tracks an infant’s activities and needs. Launching
The FaceApp photo filter, which uses AI to digitally age a photo subject’s face, went viral after a number of celebrities used the app to
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Researchers at Washington State University are developing a plant-based alternative to plastic foam products like Styrofoam that they claim is more environmentally-friendly and works better
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Researchers at Columbia University are testing a new hearing aid that identifies, isolates, and amplifies the sound of a specific voice amidst other noises.