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Jusqu'à présent le toucher était un sens encore réservé à l'humain. Des capteurs de contact existaient bien, mais avec précision très limitée. Cela pourrait bien changer. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET 
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There's even more in SketchUp Pro. LayOut 2 is faster, more reliable and includes vector rendering, improved text handling and more. SketchUp Pro power users... Via elearning hoje
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La tecnologia che estende le funzionalità delle interfacce touchscreen, sviluppata da Disney Research in collaborazione con la Carnegie Mellon University, ha già un nome: “Touché” ed è stata annunciata con un articolo ... Via civis
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UX designers must keep in mind that the augmented experiences created can not drive to a behavioral change in the user context, but allowing him to behave more natural and feel more comfortable in his world, and of course in real-time. This can be reached because of the AR´s effectiveness to disintermediate interface objects like icons or lists which allows to the user to interact in a more natural way. Via Gary Hayes
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We're waiting with bated breath for Microsoft's big announcement this afternoon from Milk Studios in Los Angeles, and some newly leaked specifications only add to that anticipation. Via david schlacht
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These just go to show what can be done via Augmented reality. With more and more powerful devices that are available to us at reasonable prices, all that needs to be done is to create Apps and they will find the users trying ... Via Knud Skov
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Dec. 2 - A team of scientists has demonstrated that a coordinated group of pre-programmed, autonomous robots can do the job of building workers, constructing... (Are these swiss developed flying robots the builders of the future? Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, juandoming
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Animation created by MAGIPICS illustrating current research into bionic eye technology at National ICT Australia. Via Sakis Koukouvis
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Robot 3D prints right tool for the job using hot glueDVICEThe 'bot uses hot glue — or Hot Melt Adhesive (HMA), as the team calls it — to construct whatever tool is needed out of layers and layers of the stuff.
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Prosthetic limbs are wonderful for restoring mobility to folks who've lost a leg, but form can sometimes get lost in the prosthetic function. Via SERENDIPITIC
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WARNING: This post contains explicit spoilers for Prometheus. We recommend you do not read this article if you have not seen the film.
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Je ne sais pas si les fermiers de la Southfields Farm à Somerby, Leicestershire (prés de Leicester au centre de l'Angleterre) ont eu connaissance de notre fake sur les vaches à code (http://bit.ly/tOavZ0), mais il semblerait que l'idée ait traversée la manche pour devenir réalité. C'est en tout cas ce que publie le célèbre quotitiden britanique The Telegraph sur son édition numérique de vendredi dernier. Via Gust MEES
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Le HTML5 est considéré comme le langage informatique d'avenir pour Internet, succédant logiquement à la version 4. Alors que le W3C (organisme. Le e-learning est dépassé vive le m-learning !
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Japan LifeStyle - Le féminin pétillant sur les nouvelles tendances du Japon (Nouveau casque de réalité augmentée chez Canon: Le groupe Canon mêle monde réel et monde virtuel grâce à sa tech...)... Via Odile Dupont
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You may recall that Bruno Maisonnier, founder of Aldebaran Robotics, joined us on stage at SolidWorks World 2012 to talk about his company's NAO robot, and the work they are doing with autism patients and the elderly. Via RomanGodzich
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In May 2010 Willow Garage, a startup robotics firm in California’s Silicon Valley, hosted a graduation for some of the world’s first humanoid robots. Eleven PR2 robots — two-armed ‘bots with wheeled bases, sensors and open-source software operating systems — “danced” with human partners. The PR2′s debut sparked a minor robot revolution as other research groups acquired the ‘bot, by purchase or donation, and modified its open software. “Within just months of receiving its free PR2, a lab at the University of California, Berkley wrote code that allowed the robot to fold towels and bundle socks,” writes Ryan Calo, a Stanford University researcher. Via RomanGodzich
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An experiment led at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory suggests that the Standard Model, which describes how subatomic particles interact, may have some flaws. Via Sakis Koukouvis
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(Credit: 20th Century Fox)Robotic technology is close to reaching a new phase of mainstream consumer adoption. Via Wildcat2030
Mariana Soffer's comment,
June 18, 2012 11:58 AM
@Spacewaver txs a lot for the explanation, I am going to Polytopia place anyway :)
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We have covered a ton of augmented reality iPhone applications here in the past.
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i2Type is a free online international onscreen keyboard that enables you to engage with internet or touch-screen computers in your native language i.e., write email, send tweet, post to facebook, reply comment, etc. ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) didn’t introduce much revolutionary new gaming technology, but it did demonstrate that Augmented Reality (AR) apps are about to go mainstream - and they may spell doom for QR codes. Via Timo Ilomäki
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Hi, You probably have seen on my start page these strange squares with black and white dots and squares and were asking yourself, what is this? .
That are QR-Codes who can get used with your smartp... Via Gust MEES, Timo Ilomäki
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This week while travelling I noticed that my Limo had a special camera – a DriveCam. Actually, this device has cameras both front and back – watching what is going on in the vehicle as ...
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Gripping and holding of objects are key tasks for robotic manipulators. The development of universal grippers able to pick up unfamiliar objects of widely varying shape and surface properties remains, however, challenging. Most current designs are based on the multifingered hand, but this approach introduces hardware and software complexities. These include large numbers of controllable joints, the need for force sensing if objects are to be handled securely without crushing them, and the computational overhead to decide how much stress each finger should apply and where. Here we demonstrate a completely different approach to a universal gripper…
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