Suzuki Motor today announced its new sport tourer with a brand-new concept, the GSX-S1000GT, fully remodelled from the GSX-S1000F. The new Suzuki GSX-S1000GT bike is a sport tourer with reinforced features and..
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Panasonic today announced that through collaboration with Professor Emeritus Yoshio Higashiyama of Yamagata University, it has developed a new nanoe X device that generates 100 times more Hydroxyl(OH) radicals than the conventional..
Canon today announced that it is developing a new, high-performance professional camera — the Canon EOS R3. When launched, Canon EOS R3 will be an outstanding complement to the three new RF..
One of the biggest contributions to the growing digital economy in Southeast Asia is its gaming industry. Indeed, Newzoo’s Global Games Market Report last year found that Southeast Asia continues to be..
The Nikon KeyMission 170 is shockproof and waterproof action camera. The wearable KeyMission 170 delivers rich 4K/UHD videos and Nikon-quality stills that reveal every detail in dynamic ultra-wide-angle 170° vision. The bright..
Sony today introduced the newest addition to their compact zoom camera lineup, the DSC-HX80 model. The new Sony HX80 compact camera features a variety of advanced imaging capabilities including 30x optical zoom..
LG and Freescale have entered into a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop next-generation vision processing solutions for camera systems, a critical component of the autonomous vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems..
Fujitsu today announced the development of the world’s first thin cooling device designed for small, thin electronic devices. Smartphones, tablets, and other similar mobile devices are increasingly multifunctional and fast. These spec..
Denso has developed a new electronic fuel injection system for small motorcycles called DIET-FI . DIET-FI is the world’s first fuel injection system that doesn’t use a throttle position sensor or engine..
Wearable sensor devices that look like a stretchable bandage may soon be available to monitor and treat individuals with certain diseases. Researchers are first targeting muscle disorders, but wearable electronics may eventually..
