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Do you Feel the Other Closer to you When She/He Contingently Responds to Your Action?
Professor Atsushi Sato of the University of Toyama and Ai Matsuo, a researcher at The Open University of Japan, in cooperation with Professor Michiteru Kitazaki of the Toyohashi University of Technology, has found that social contingency modulates one's perceptual representation of the environment.
Researchers See Around Corners to Detect Object Shapes
Stanford Engineers Develop a More Stable, Efficient Prosthetic Foot
New Stanford Research Examines How Augmented Reality Affects People's Behavior
New Flying/driving Robot Developed at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Self-repairing Batteries
What you can and can't do with a VPN
Academics Show How to Create a Spotlight of Sound with LEGO-like Bricks
By Staff ReporterThe Power of Randomization: Magnetic Skyrmions for Novel Computer Technology
By Staff ReporterStanford Researchers' Artificial Synapse is Fast, Efficient and Durable
By Staff ReporterWhat Happens When Schools Go Solar?
By Staff ReporterHow Tech Firms Are Fighting Anti-Vaxxers
By Staff ReporterTwo Undergraduates Develop Gloves that Can Translate Sign Language Into Text or Speech
By Staff ReporterHow technology is changing how we teach English?
By Staff ReporterControlling Robots With Brainwaves And Hand Gestures
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