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Expérimenté à l'échelle du Royaume-Uni ou de Montréal, on peut désormais cyber-visiter une ville avec ses oreilles. Une expérience plus sensuelle qu'avec de simples images. Via olivierl
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Selon le Figaro, plus de 1300 lectrices ont été recrutées sur trois semaines en flashant simplement le QR code placé sur la 3ème de couverture du magazine. Ce rendement s’est avéré deux fois supérieur aux enquêtes demandant aux lecteurs de se connecter sur un site web à partir d’une annonce papier.
Vous souhaitez aussi faire des enquêtes sur vos supports en quelques minutes ? Rendez-vous sur www.feelback.com !
Via MyFeelBack, Vidos
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Researchers from Keio University in Tokyo created glasses designed to augment the wearer's experience by providing additional audio and olfactory stimuli during social encounters.
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www.soryn.it Graduate Thesis in "Computer Graphics and Multimedia Design" This is my thesis in "Computer Graphics and Multimedia Design" at the Faculty of Ar... Via Anise Smith
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According to a recent article on MarketingCharts.com , 72% of consumers could pick a QR code out of a line up and 55% of those aged 55 and better were familiar with the technology (surprisingly a higher percentage than those 45-54). The bad news….30% of the same survey respondents across all age breakdowns didn’t know exactly what it was. Further, comScore reported that those 55-64 and 65+ only make up 7% of overall QR code users. Via Anise Smith
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20.1 million mobile phone owners in the U.S. used their device to scan a QR code in the three-month average period ending October 2011. Via Vidos
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![[vidéo] La maison de demain sera t-elle Openarch ? | qrcodes et R.A. | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/ZJA1OFLLk-r3EsuNO-Oiijl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Openarch est un prototype réel d'une maison intelligente. La première maison conçue à partir de zéro pour intégrer une couche de connexion numérique de la maison et de ses éléments à l'Internet. Ses habitants amènent une vie nouvelle numériques et connectées. Il est flexible et grâce à sa capacité à transformer, il peut s'adapter à n'importe quelle condition dont l'utilisateur a besoin. (...) Via Build Green
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Les constructeurs automobiles entendent proposer les capacités NFC à travers une multitude de fonctionnalités. Si l’émetteur-récepteur Melexis MLX90132 est effectivement conçu et adapté aux systèmes automobiles, il constitue également un dispositif robuste et durable dans le domaine de la vente au détail et des applications NFC industrielles. (...) auteur: Rédaction ? Via ALEXANDRE Regis
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Share the world around you with Dot--the pocket-friendly 360 degree panoramic video attachment for iPhone 4 and 4S. Via Tiaan Jonker
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The tepid economy is putting pressure on everyone from executives to User Experience (UX) teams to show direct, measurable results. So, I'm often surprised to hear of the many projects that includ...
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Lytro lets you take pictures like never before. Unlike a conventional camera that captures a single plane of light, the Lytro camera captures the entire light field, which is all the light traveling in every direction in every point in space. Via TotalMad
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QR Code Campaigns appear to be drawing quite a bit of attention in the press lately. I wonder sometimes if this is because everyone understands that 'mobile' is important but they don't really know what to do about it. Via Anise Smith
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Some people who have tried out the Labs projects have asked us when we are going to add Augmented Reality into the IPad viewer. Well... it's already there! Via Ilona Buchem
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Emballages intelligents et interactifs.Tel est le nouveau papier de l’emballage, qui doit aujourd’hui accompagner les produits tout au long de leur... Via TC Group Solutions
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According to a recent article on MarketingCharts.com , 72% of consumers could pick a QR code out of a line up and 55% of those aged 55 and better were familiar with the technology (surprisingly a higher percentage than those 45-54). The bad news….30% of the same survey respondents across all age breakdowns didn’t know exactly what it was. Further, comScore reported that those 55-64 and 65+ only make up 7% of overall QR code users. Via Anise Smith
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Fast codes of the Answer are usually in use in Japan where they have been created. They become accepted in the United States and many other countries all over the world so will be prepared to start to see them. Via Anise Smith
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Take advantage of the new Google+ buttons. A sleeker, simplified Google that puts the emphasis on your data and not on the interface.
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Ponoko Blog (Opendesign news: #David_McGahan FabScan open source 3D scanner http://t.co/g4q4dSE9...)...
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A revolution is happening in the living room. Xbox 360 is transforming how you enjoy TV entertainment and is giving you the power to control it with your voice. The next generation of TV entertainment begins with the announcement by Microsoft Corp. of the launch of an all-new Xbox 360 experience including the first group of new, custom applications from world leading TV and entertainment content providers on Xbox LIVE.“A new era in entertainment begins where all your entertainment is together in one place — your games, movies, TV shows, music and sports,” said Don Mattrick, president of the Interactive Entertainment Business at Microsoft. “With this update, Xbox 360 system owners will experience Kinect voice control integrated with Bing search, making your TV and entertainment experiences more social and personal than ever.” Via Deloste
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Unmanned, camera-equipped flying robots may help to usher in a new era of electronic privacy laws (Could domestic surveillance drones spur tougher privacy laws?
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Microsoft Tag adds QR and NCFiProgrammerIt has also added the ability to read Near Field Communication (NCF) signals. Via Anise Smith
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