Le Micro Drone 3.0 est un quadricoptère qui tient dans la paume de la main. Petit mais performant, il est capable de diffuser des images ou des vidéos HD en live streaming sur un terminal.
Wearable Nano Technology Gadgets Of The Future [Full Documentary] An interesting documentary about Wearable Technology Gadgets Of The Future That Are ...
“ Google Street View helps us to travel to locations which we might never visit in our lifetime. However, the company is now trying to provide viewers with a feeling of a real-world tour. A technique...”
Google today announced a new virtual reality system called Jump that uses a special new camera rig created in partnership with GoPro. It's a crazy-looking
If you visit Softbank’s flagship store in downtown Tokyo, you may be greeted by a charming, slightly manic new member of the staff: a gleaming white humanoid robot that gestures dramatically, cracks odd jokes, and occasionally breaks out dancing to music emanating from its own body. If you laugh at these antics, and the robot can see your face, it will quite likely giggle along with you.
With significant progress currently being made toward safer and more intuitive industrial robotics, it’s perhaps unsurprising that the idea of personal home robots is gaining momentum. Toy robots that interact with people in simple ways have been around for some time. Now, several companies are developing more capable robots designed to live in the home. Although these machines don’t do physical chores, they aim to win your affections with a mix of charm and a stilted social intelligence.
Softbank sold a thousand of its robots, called Pepper, in Japan in less than a minute this June; a thousand more will go on sale next week. “We have people who are interested in testing them in their businesses, for welcoming people; we have families, also elderly people interested in companionship,” says Magali Cubier, global marketing director for Aldebaran, the French company that developed Pepper for Softbank.
For HTC, virtual reality is here and as the holiday season draws nearer a hands-on marketing campaign has kicked off in the US for potential consumers to get a taste of a new reality that is well w...
Oculus Story Studio's new project is more than a cute animated short--it's a test case for narrative techniques that could change the way we watch movies.
A new joint venture that includes the US-based Mayo Clinic and Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute is developing an NFC-based diabetes monitoring system to replace the traditional glucometers that are currently used to monitor patients’ blood sugar levels. The system will also use phones to control insulin delivery, using disposable NFC insulin delivery systems.
Le Musée de l'Armée (Invalides) prépare une rentrée automne 2015 très chargée sur le plan numérique avec deux nouveautés lancées en septembre 2015. L'application "Musée de l'Armée" présentera l'éte...
Hello People,Its HKPNSS back here with a new instructable which is going to really cool , easy , scientific(optional), and yeah of course its a DIY pr...
Aymeric Poulain Maubant 23/07/15 : "Si le cyborg né par ectogénèse n'existe pas encore, des cyborgs contemporains explorent de nouvelles manières de posséder son corps. Kevin Warwick, professeur de Cybernétique à l'université de Reading au Royaume-Uni, s'est ainsi greffé des électrodes reliées à son système nerveux pour pouvoir commander des équipements à distance...
Given the threat of a massive earthquake striking Japan, researchers have organized a cooperative project team to develop a new robot. They set about determining the factors that are most important to hospital patients in modern society, after which they set about developing the world's first medical round robot capable of job-sharing, making more time for face-to-face nursing care.
Alan Levin 24/07/15 : "Google Inc., the company that brought order to the Internet, has set its sights on doing the same for the flocks of commercial drones expected to someday clog the skies. The search-engine pioneer is joining some of the biggest companies in technology, communications and aviation -including Amazon.com Inc., Verizon Communications Inc. and Harris Corp.- in trying to create an air-traffic control system to prevent mid-air collisions...
Guillaume Renouard 21/07/15 : "Une ville libérée des embouteillages, du bruit et des accidents, sillonnée de taxis futuristes amenant les habitants à bon port en un clin d’oeil : le tableau semble idyllique. Sans doute parce que cet avenir radieux n’est pas pour tout de suite. De nombreux freins demeurent à l’adoption massive des véhicules autonomes, et en premier lieu l’attitude du public. Ainsi, pour Jeff Greenblatt, à l’origine d'une étude du Lawrence Berkeley National Lab sur les bénéfices écologiques des voitures sans chauffeurs, les avantages ont beau être indéniables : Nous n’avons aucune idée de la manière dont les gens vont réagir...
Vous pouvez l'imaginer ronde, carrée, triangulaire ou de forme farfelue, la maison imprimée en 3D semble se rapprocher chaque jour un peu plus de la réalité concrète.La suite sur mrmondialisation.org
The race for the White House is now extending to virtual reality: Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders just had one of his fundraising events recorded with a 360-degree camera, allowing...
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