One is a wearable glove called TangiGlove, and the other is a handheld ball called TangiBall. The glove acts like a soft ...

For the study the researchers recruited 35 dogs who were trained to fetch a target object from a set of distractors. During testing, the dogs were presented with two choices: one matching the ...

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.

Individuals with apperceptive visual agnosia have difficulty perceiving the shape and form of objects. They may have a hard time copying, drawing, and matching figures.

Objects called trajectoids can be 3D printed to match a path so they can roll down it forever – and simulating this could help model how the spin of quantum bits will change over time ...

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.

Dogs can understand that certain words refer to specific objects, according to a recent study, suggesting that they may understand words in a similar way to humans. CNN values your feedback 1.

In the study, 18 dog owners said words for objects their dogs already knew. Then, the owners held up either the matching object or a different one while an EEG measured the dogs’ brain activity.