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One of the biggest issues most startups face, is finding a designer who understands that a great **User Experience** is more than just a pretty interface and 
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More than 50 years later, we still don’t know what to do about it.
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"In other words, companies didn’t take into consideration how humans would relate to one another in a workplace where they also had to relate to machines [...] -how, for example, might employee behavior change when people work alongside machines? -Do the types of tasks being replaced matter? -Can you convince skeptical employees that a new technology being introduced is something to embrace instead of fear?
And is there a future where humans and computers can work more effectively together?"
- A risk and hints analysis of the upcoming smart factory - Enterprise 4.0 model from a 1960 Harvard Business Review perspective
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Ever since Google launched its Google Glass project, the reality of wearable eyewear seems to be inevitable. Since then, developers from around the world have
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Intel is finally getting ready to ship a tiny computer that could help make wearable gadgets a lot sleeker.
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Intel will start shipping Curie (firstly showcased at CES last year) in the first quarter of 2016 for less than $10.
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The smartest thing about these "smart" glasses? They look just like the ones you already wear.
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It looks, once more, that 'time has come'... [BTW, was Fresnel a men of extraordinaire aperture? What about FOV? luminosity? resolution, color?etc]
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to find 5 minutes to watch this, is a good choice.
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Hi tech motorcycle helmet. Heads up display. Voice activated. Camera in the back showing you what's behind you. Is this cool or what! Dr. Marcus Weller from ...
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An MIT lab has produced a device the size of a stamp that harvests energy from bending movements. Commercialising it could be a breakthrough for wearables
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Harvesting energy form the body movement for wearables energy feeding is the new frontier
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Should players be allowed to use a #HUD (Heads up display) for online poker? pic.twitter.com/L8C5qHJjRI
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"Should players be allowed to use a #HUD (Heads up display) for online poker? " - the question comes from CardChats, a platform for online games, with over 150k members -
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Visteon’s time-of-flight vehicle aims to keep drivers focused on the road.
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impressive
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A head-up display or heads-up display—also known as a HUD—is any transparent display that presents data without requiring users to look away from their usual...
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HUDs - the funny side
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A Microsoft patent application focused on augmented reality aims to provide virtual nutrition information and food warnings to smart glass wearers.
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Il looks to me only a first step. Though, interesting and pioneering.
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Two electronic systems that BMW Motorrad is developing for its motorcycles offer a glimpse of the near future.
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BMW's motorcycle devision has borrowed some car tech to create two bright and safe concepts for CES: laser headlight and a helmet with true head-up display.
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Last week the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Samsung that reveals their experimentation with a new identification process that differs from current competing biometric systems like Apple's Touch ID. Samsung believes that a smartwatch could learn the user's vein pattern ...
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(source Patently Mobile)
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A film about Head-Up Displays in cars. What is a Head-Up Display and why is it good for me? How can it make my driving more secure? How does it work? What´s ...
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...and the heart starts beating...
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After Sight? An Aid for the Blind and Vision Impaired The After Sight Model 1 is a wearable vision assistance device slightly larger than a cell phone.
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"The After Sight Model 1 is a wearable vision assistance device slightly larger than a cell phone. It's dedicated functions are visual to auditory sensory substitution, computer vision object recognition, and collision avoidance using a distance sensor. "
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In my childhood I discovered an interesting phenomenon: if I connected a light source to a sufficiently amplified television receiver, and waved the light around in front of a video camera, I could get the light to function as a 3D augmented reality display that would overlay the sightfield of the camera, as virtual information on top of physical reality. I grew up at a time when technology was transparent and easy to understand. Radios and televisions used transparent electronic lamps called "vacuum tubes" where you could see inside them and they revealed all their secrets. I then witnessed a transition into an era of opacity in which scientific principles were concealed inside integrated circuits with closed-source firmware. And while machines became more "secretive", we entered a new era in which they also began to watch us and sense our presence, yet reveal nothing about themselves (see a short essay ...
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source of the infographic: raconteur.net
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We’re honoured to be identified as one of the 7 representative vendors in Gartner’s 2016 Market Guide to Augmented Reality. As the world’s leading information technology …
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Microvision laser head-up displays projects visual data on windshields | Ubergizmo
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Astonishing and overcoming the eventual risks of a werable version
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'They can design for their own needs, which creates a beautiful closed-loop cycle where designer equals tester and end user.'
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The moving lesson of these true SuperHeroes of the 21st century, designing thier own, on-scale, colored, cyber-prostethic devices. THANKS, you're great!
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Note: please attach the enclosed glass protector film to the accordingly glass display window due to it can eliminate the sharp light and make the HUD display
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The paradigm is even more true for wearables. By definition.
(source of article knackstudios.io)