These glasses can read their wearer's lips
It works using sonar, emitting and receiving sound waves through the face, in turn detecting the slightest movement of the lips and mouth.
Sat Apr 22 2023
'Harmony Square,' the game that helps build resistance to fake news
Harmony Square is geared towards the political misinformation that has been plaguing many democracies in the last decade.
Tue Nov 10 2020
Kesan Dunning-Kruger: Apa yang anda perlu tahu tentang 'bodoh sombong'?
Kesan Dunning-Kruger adalah individu yang mempunyai keupayaan tahap rendah menderita keunggulan ilusi, menganggap dirinya lebih hebat berbanding orang lain.
Sat Mar 31 2018
Malaysia di tangga kelapan di Asia dalam Laporan Indeks Inovasi Global 2017
Malaysia menduduki tangga kelapan di Asia dan tempat ke-37 dalam laporan Indeks Inovasi Global (GII) 2017.
Thu Jun 15 2017
For children, bite-size food could improve mealtime behavior
Kids are less likely to fight with their siblings or otherwise misbehave at the dinner table if they are given small pieces of food.
Sun May 04 2014
Looking at your Facebook profile can boost self-esteem
A new study finds that Facebook profiles are "self-affirming," and that after getting your ego bruised, in even a small way, users get a boost of confidence by checking out their online profile.
Thu Mar 21 2013
Small portions of snacks are just satisfying
If you love to snack, a new study suggests that smaller portions of your favorite chips or sweets are just as satisfying as larger ones.
Sat Feb 02 2013
Even in young, unmarried couples, women still do the chores
Couples who buck tradition and live together without getting married still take on traditional gender roles when it comes to cooking and cleaning, according to new findings from Cornell University.
Fri Jan 25 2013