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Stanford university's uBots have pulled off a feat that makes ants look like slackers. Working in concert, six of the robots managed to tow a 3,900 pound car
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Le lanceur d’alerte qui avait révélé l’existence du gigantesque système de surveillance du Web mis en place par la NSA américaine, intervient en ce moment par visioconférence...
Sur les réseaux sociaux ou les forums, vous exposez votre quotidien et celui de vos proches. Mais connaissez-vous les limites de cette vie privée partagée... Via Michèle Drechsler
La transition numérique n’est pas réductible à son aspect technique. Elle bouleverse l’ensemble des dimensions du travail, depuis ses organisations jusqu’à ses finalités, en passant par les manières de le réaliser et par les conditions dans lesquelles il s’exerce. Elle ouvre des perspectives de transformation sociale des rapports au travail et des organisations de travail sur la base d’un renouvellement des usages, des capacités et des relations, dont les acteurs sociaux commencent à se saisir comme enjeux de régulation collective. Via Michel Briand
Guillaume Renouard 10/03/16 : "A son lancement, en 2009, Skybox ambitionnait de devenir une entreprise d’imagerie géospatiale, mettant en orbite de petits satellites capables de fournir des images de haute précision. Cinq ans plus tard, visiblement convaincu par les avancées réalisées, Google rachetait la start-up, notamment pour améliorer son service Google Maps. A la même époque, Skybox met son premier satellite en orbite. Aujourd’hui, l’entreprise affirme avoir pris pas loin de 100 000 images haute définition de la planète. Et opérer un changement de cap... Via Serge Meunier
les critères de choix pour les solutions de cloud à destination des particuliers et des professionnels. Via Freewares&Tutos, Juergen Wagner
Constance Guyon 09/03/16 : "Pour savoir exploiter au mieux les données de son entreprise, il est important d’avoir un outil qui permette non seulement d’avoir une vision globale mais aussi de trouver les bonnes variables pour faire ressortir les informations que les managers n’auraient pas forcément pensé à rechercher. La sélection dynamique est peut-être la solution selon Naim Kosayyer, cofondateur de Vize Software, un éditeur de logiciel qui souhaite rendre la visualisation et l’analyse des données plus agréables pour l’utilisateur... Via Serge Meunier
700 chercheurs à travers le monde s'alarment des progrès de l'intelligence artificielle diffusé le 11/03/2016 dans Ce soir (ou jamais !) : AU SOMMAIRE DE L’ÉMISSION : Via Pierre Tran
You don't have to install software just to fill in or edit a PDF. We have compiled online solutions you can turn to for all your PDF editing needs. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
March 14, 2016 3:38 AM
Useful list of social media tools for online editing of PDF Docs.
michel verstrepen's insight:
Smart-home poster child Nest has joined the maturing market for automated smart-tech products by offering "family accounts."
In other words, its systems will now be able to recognize and react to multiple people through different accounts. While this may seem like an obvious move, a significant number of smart-home companies have had a hard time getting beyond a single account connected to their device. Single accounts have been the default for ease and convenience, but when smart-tech started entering more complicated homes than one-person apartments, the limitations became obvious. So companies starting allowing for multiple people to log into a single account. Now, however, with the ecosystem of smart locks, thermostats, lights, doorbells, cameras and so on all starting to work with one another, that one-account solution has become increasingly unsustainable, especially with the location-detection features that many products offer, which are often tied to an individual's mobile phone. As just one example, the Zuli smartplugs – which we reviewed here – lost a significant amount of their usefulness since (at the time) it was only possible to connect them to a single account and a single phone. In the dark It literally meant that if you used its proximity detection so lights would turn on as you entered a room, then as soon as you left, the light would turn off, leaving whoever was still in the room in the dark. Zuli has since added multiple user accounts, and the product's usefulness has rocketed as a result. There are numerous other advantages to having multiple accounts work with the same equipment. If a product needs to send an alert, it can now send it to multiple people's phones (such as a fire alert with Nest's smoke detector). Smart cameras can turn on when everyone has left the house, not just the one person with an account. By having multiple accounts, the value of connecting a mobile phone to a system goes from slight to significant. And of course, multiple accounts – done right – enable people to set up their own settings for different smart-home technologies. It starts living up to its hype. Nest is not the first to offer multiple accounts (although most smart-home companies do not offer as many as its 10), but the company is seen as a beacon for the industry, so its move will help drive adoption of more advanced configurations and software setups. In short, it is a positive sign that the smart-home market – which has been much hyped but has so far not taken off in any significant way – is starting to mature. ® |
Google a conçu un nouveau dispositif de reconnaissance vocale, lequel fonctionne en mode déconnecté et serait plus performant que ceux actuellement disponibles sur le marché. Via Freewares&Tutos
The same pill costs around $1000 in the United States, $320 in Spain and $554 in France. Price differences are much more striking among patented medicines like Via Karen Bastien
I'm going to explain how we can turn our Raspberry Pi 2 into a Smart Hub.With that, you will be able to control all your smart home products. Find this and other hardware articles on Hackster.io. Via F. Thunus
Bill Gates aime visiblement jouer les oracles du Web. Il a participé à une séance de questions/réponses sur le forum Reddit où il a pu distiller sa vision du futur. Interrogé sur l’avenir des... Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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What is the role of the designer and how is it changing in a time when design and manufacturing become increasingly more digitized? This question is key to understanding the work of design studio Unfold. The studio, founded in 2002 by Claire Warnier and Dries Verbruggen after they graduated from the Design Academy Eindhoven, develops projects that investigate new ways of creating, manufacturing, financing and distributing in a changing context. A context in which we see a merging of aspects of the pre-industrial craft economy with high tech industrial production methods and digital communication networks. A context that has the potential to shift power, from industrial producers and those regulating infrastructure to the individual designer and the consumer. Via Jacques Urbanska
The Near Future of human mutation, explored through arts, technologies and networks
AOS (Art is Open Source) was born in 2004 as an interdisciplinary research laboratory focused on merging artistic and scientific practices to gain better understandings about the mutation of human beings and their societies with the advent of ubiquitous technologies.
AOS was created by Salvatore Iaconesi (engineer, hacker, artist, designer, TED Fellow, Eisenhower Fellow, Yale World Fellow, Prof. in Interaction Design at ISIA Design University in Florence), joined by Oriana Persico (social scientist, artist) and now includes more than 200 artists and researchers from across the world. Via Jacques Urbanska
Sophia Qadiri 09/03/16 : "L’intelligence artificielle se développe(ra) dans tous les secteurs. Dans le domaine des transports avec les assistants virtuels et bientôt le véhicule autonome, dans la santé avec les nanobots et même dans le tourisme. Et cela inquiète. 65% des Français craignent cette autonomie croissante des machines, ces robots qui pourraient un jour avoir une conscience. En attendant, nombreux sont ceux qui cherchent à améliorer le rapport des systèmes d’intelligence artificielle aux humains... Via Serge Meunier
Huge, complex datasets are becoming universal. The skills needed to work with them? Not so much. Via Marc Wachtfogel, Ph.D.
What’s the difference between a company that uses big data like a grown-up and one that is still in the playpen? Collect it, store it, crunch it, display i Via Martin (Marty) Smith
michel verstrepen's insight:
Great post about how BIG DATA is eating the world.
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
March 12, 2016 12:02 PM
Great post about how BIG DATA is eating the world.
Jean-Pierre Blanger's curator insight,
March 13, 2016 10:49 AM
Great post about how BIG DATA is eating the world.
With each year that goes by, gadgets and technology seem to get cooler and cooler. Heart rate monitors have transformed into all-purpose fitness and activity trackers, drones are getting more instinctive by the day, and refrigerators can now actually do the job of making your grocery list for you. It's a strange and wonderful world we live in, and the International CES 2016 Gadget Showcase proves that it's about to get even better. These 30 gadgets will hopefully be accessible on the market as soon as possible -- #27 is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. (H/T: The Telegraph) Via pa3geo, THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
Bahia Bedjaoui's curator insight,
March 14, 2016 11:31 AM
Drône de transport, Ecran flexible, réfrigérateur intelligent et connecté, soutien-gorge connecté... Voici les 30 gadgets les plus cool de 2016 !
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