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GeekOne-handed keyboard now available for touchscreensGeek... networked computers, and worked on GUI technology before anyone knew what a GUI was. Engelbart also implemented a keyboard that only required one hand.
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from Machinimania
February 11, 2012 2:19 PM
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Screen RantWhat 'Star Wars' in 3D Means to George LucasHollywood ReporterWhy does George Lucas want you to see Star Wars in a theater in 3D?
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from Physics
February 6, 2012 6:21 PM
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Vesta’s Eastern Hemisphere Floats in Space in 3-D This anaglyph shows the varied topography of Vesta’s eastern hemisphere from craters in the north, the equatorial troughs and the huge mountain protruding out the Rheasilvia impact basin (lower...
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from Robotics
February 6, 2012 12:43 AM
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Amazing snore stopper: a Japanese robotic polar bear that smacks you in the face if you snore.
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The latest Trend Report from ScanLife, a mobile marketing company, shows that the popularity of QR codes and UPC barcodes is growing in the U.S. These codes have been around for decades but consumers have only recently become aware of their existence. The report shows that 2D barcodes are beating traditional 1D barcodes, such as UPC codes, in popularity. This is due, primarily, to the fact that QR codes are much more dynamic than their counterparts, allowing consumers to gain access to a wealth of digital content by scanning them with their smart phones. The report draws data from the ScanLife Reporting Platform, which was collected in the fourth quarter of 2011. 2D barcodes accounted for 73% of the codes scanned by consumers in this time, with 1D barcodes accounting for the remaining 27%. The report also shows that QR codes are most popular amongst men between the ages of 25 and 34. The codes are scanned the most from Android mobile devices, with this platform accounting for 50% of all scans. The iPhone trails behind with 39% of scans. The Consumer Packaged Goods industry – which represents goods that are consumed on a daily basis and replaced frequently – moved to the top spot on the report’s ranking of which industries are using QR codes the most. The codes have been quite successful in this industry as many consumers have been exposed to QR codes simply because they have seen them every day.
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from QRiousCODE
February 5, 2012 12:42 PM
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Des QR Codes évolués qui renvoient vers des vidéos, des applications mobiles touristiques : la capitale londoniene se numérique...
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February 4, 2012 5:46 PM
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Université de Bourgogne Une technologie 3D reconnueLe JSLL'imprimante 3D dépose une résine, couche par couche, afin de créer un prototype 3D que l'on peut tenir en main.
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from Educnum
February 4, 2012 5:03 AM
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Emergences Le mercredi : « Numériques, Nouvelles pratiques en écoles d’art », avec notamment, une participation d’Alexis Chazard, des participations d'étudiants des écoles d'art de Valence et Lyon... Sylvette Béraud-Williams y était...
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from Nanotechnology News
February 3, 2012 5:50 PM
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Nanotechnology Funding in 2011 China will spend more than the US to fund nanotechnology, but the UK and India lack ability to commercialise (RT @CientificaLtd: Global nanotechnology funding and its economic impact available from Cientifica
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"Today, TED announced the winner of the 2012 TED Prize: the City 2.0. Breaking from their tradition of recognizing an individual global innovator, TED is embracing the concept of crowd-sourcing urbanism (an idea we obviously support at Open Source Cities). The organizers published this call-to-arms in seeking ideas on the City 2.0: “The City 2.0 is the city of the future … a future in which more than 10 billion people on planet Earth must somehow live sustainably, together. The City 2.0 is not a sterile utopian dream, but a real-world upgrade tapping into humanity’s collective wisdom. The City 2.0 promotes innovation, education, culture and economic opportunity. The City 2.0 reduces the carbon footprint of its occupants and eases the environmental pressure on the world’s rural areas. The City 2.0 is a place of beauty, wonder, excitement, inclusion, diversity, life. The City 2.0 is the city that works.”"
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from All Technology Buzz
February 3, 2012 4:17 PM
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A patent from Apple suggests the company is working on smart cardio equiment that can interface with an iPhone or iPod.
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February 11, 2012 4:16 PM
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THINKING BLENDER 3D. CG From A Blender Perspective ... Blender Tutorials | First steps and preparation 5 – YouTube. ... Blender Animation Tutorial 3 – Time-Line Editor Window » ...
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February 11, 2012 4:46 AM
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Sur les traces de roues de Toyota, General Motors se lance également dans un projet consistant à rendre interactives les vitres des voitures. Le projet se nomme WOO.
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from Science News
February 7, 2012 5:29 PM
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Researchers at The Neuro and the University of Maryland have figured out the mathematical calculations that specific neurons employ in order to inform us of our distance from an object and the 3D velocities of moving objects and surfaces relative to ourselves. Highly specialized neurons located in the brain's visual cortex, in an area known as MST, respond selectively to motion patterns such as expansion, rotation, and deformation. However, the computations underlying such selectivity were unknown until now.
Via Sakis Koukouvis
JPL leads a team that includes NASA's Johnson and Ames Centers, Stanford University, and Boeing to develop and demonstrate the ATHLETE (All-Terrain Hex-Legged Extra-Terrestrial Explorer) robotic vehicle.
Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
Just imagine that you are reading a book and a QR code is printed on the page that connects you a video, connect with people mentioned on social networks, view a map of geographic place or be lead to website with more information or interactive...
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from AniseSmith QR codes
February 5, 2012 5:15 PM
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To get ready for the game we decided to create a Super Bowl – themed QR Code. The QR Code directs people to a mobile website that was built with iFlyMobi. The website is full of Super Bowl history, a Super Bowl quiz ...
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Now, researchers from Washington-based company Innovega, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the National Science Foundation, are developing novel contact lenses that can help view tiny full-colour megapixel displays. “Over the past months, we have demonstrated contact lens-enabled eyewear for mobile devices, including smart phones, portable game devices and media players that deliver panoramic, high-resolution experiences for entertainment and planned augmented reality applications,” Discovery News quoted Steve Willey, chief executive officer of Bellevue, Innovega as saying. The new system consists of advanced contact lenses working in conjunction with lightweight eyewear. Normally, the human eye is limited in its ability to focus on objects placed very near it.
Via Gary Hayes
Il va vous donner votre vitesse, votre altitude, la température. En plus de vous donner des infos sur vous, il permet aussi d’en donner sur les personnes qui vous entoure, en utilisant de la réalité augmentée. Vous aurez donc leur vitesse, temps passé en l’air, etc. En cas d’avalanche il vous aidera à localiser les balises déclenchées.
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Logiciel gratuit DAZ Studio 4.0 et iPi MoCap 2012 Licence gratuite Editeur Graphisme et Motion Capture Animation 3D Créer de meilleurs graphismes 3D et plus vite avec Studio DAZ qui est disponible gratuitement et iPi Recorder qui un outil gratuit supplémentaire pour créer des animation à partir d’enregistrement de mouvements d’un corps humain réel
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from Nanotechnology
February 3, 2012 5:48 PM
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Dark side of nanotechnologyMalaysia StarMalaysia aspires to be in the top 10 of nanotechnology nations that will create new sources of economic growth for future generations.
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from Artilect Fab Lab Toulouse
February 3, 2012 5:43 PM
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Third lesson of the Fab Academy 2012, recorded Feb 1, 2012 at Fablab Amsterdam. This lesson: Computer-Aided design, manufacturing and Modeling - Intro to 2D and 3D design software
- Model (draw, render, animate, simulate, ...) a possible final project, and post it on your class page.
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