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In a short interview, Greg Jackson from the ICRI (Intel Collaborative Research Institute) introduced us to “Pigeon sim”, an open-source software that is using the motion sensing technology of Kinect®. Via Club de TeleMatique 
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Patrick Pruniaux vient de quitter son poste de directeur commercial chez l’horloger suisse Tag Heuer pour aller gonfler les rangs... D'Apple !
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Elaborée par le laboratoire Gallia Club, le module permet de vivre la grossesse différemment à l'heure des nouvelles technologies.Disponible gratuitement sur l'App Store, l'application "9 mois et moi" propose plusieurs services pour les femmes...
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The Raspberry Pi already makes a pretty great computer for a webcam, but if you want to actually control what that Pi is looking at, you'll need actual movement. Make has a guide to make the Pi control a camera with ... Via F. Thunus
Rudolf Kabutz's curator insight,
June 30, 2014 6:23 AM
You could be using a Raspberry Pi as the heart of a little robot. Here are some tips.
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"MakerBot has officially launched its MakerBot PrintShop app, a free iOS-only tool that's designed to assist those of you looking to 3D print your own little trinkets and doodads. That is, of course, assuming that you have one of the company's somewhat-pricey 3D printers. If not, a virtual designer will you forever be." Via John Evans
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For an IoT world to be a lucrative world it needs to be a fun and rewarding. Here's how businesses can learn to play. Via Ken Cooper
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La Maison des Examens a mis en garde les surveillants du bac contre ces objets high-tech avec lesquels frauder devient un jeu d'enfants.
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One of the challenges with the internet of things (IoT) is that many devices are both always on and battery powered (and not with a large battery). The responsibilities need to be split so that the device senses when it needs to wake up without requiring the application processor to be waking up all the time to make the decision since that would rapidly use up all the available battery power. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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Intel dévoile son robot en kit Jimmy, un robot humanoïde connecté et open-source vendu à moins de 1200€ car il peut être imprimé en 3D par l'utilisateur directement chez lui. Via Oziard Claude
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In 10 short years, the web has evolved from a collection of barebones informational sites, to a vast world of interactive experiences, immense social networks, complex... Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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June 9, 2014 8:12 AM
This article will explore the emergence of the scrolling site: what it is and how it came to be one of the most popular and effective ways of presenting content on the web. 
Wendy Brown Singer's curator insight,
June 11, 2014 1:02 PM
Be sure to click on some of the website examples to experience their innovative use of scrolling -- these designs completely blow away the scrolling site of 10-15 years ago.
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PulseOn, a spinoff of Nokia, has developed a heart rate monitoring wristwatch for athletes and fitness enthusiasts to improve how they train and exercise. Via Jean-Francois Talbot
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[Florian] has been hard at work creating this automated setup to queue jobs for his 3D printer in order for it to run while he's not around. It's not quite finished but the concept is there and he'... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman, Andrea Graziano
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Sure, we can now 3D print stem cells and even whole organs like kidneys , heart, liver and lungs. But 3D printing blood vessels? Now that was a challenge. Via Club de TeleMatique
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Une équipe de chercheurs français a réussi à imprimer des fragments de peau à partir de différents types de cellules humaines. Comment ça marche ? Via yannick Le Bihan
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![A quoi ça sert les smartwatchs ? [humour] | qrcodes et R.A. | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/l5K2g9G-HytBHRhHriNJ-zl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
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Imprimer une feuille rien de plus simple. Par contre imprimer en trois dimensions un objet ou encore votre portrait, c'est plus compliqué mais c'est faisable. Via Philippe Crêteur
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Dossier réalisé par M. Gris, C. Signes, Laurent Clause, Pierre Lafont et Cristophe Blanc Via Agathe Quignot, dbtmobile
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Pouvoir rapidement faire la distinction entre les 2 types d’accidents vasculaires cérébraux (AVC), l’AVC ischémique (caillots) et hémorragique (saignements), c’est la capacité démontrée de ce casque « à micro-ondes », présenté par ces chercheurs... Via Louis Levy
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We're a long way from Ikea bookcases that put themselves together, but the idea of having programmable, self-assembled "4-D printed" objects... Via Grant Montgomery
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Thermal Touch is a vision of the near future for wearable computing user interfaces. By fusing information from an infrared and standard camera, nearly any surface can be transformed into a touch screen. "Everyone is talking about wearable computing eyewear like Google Glass," said Metaio CTO Peter Meier, "but no one is talking about the best way to actually use those devices. We need natural, convenient interface to navigate the technology of tomorrow, and that's why we developed 'Thermal Touch'." Consisting of an infrared and standard camera working in tandem and running on a tablet PC, the prototype registers the heat signature left by a person's finger when touching a surface. Metaio's AR software then supplements the experience with AR and computer vision to allow the user to interact with digital content in all-new tactile way. For more information visit our website: http://www.metaio.com Via Jacques Urbanska
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Visiobike est un vélo électrique connecté en Bluetooth à votre smartphone offrant des fonctionnalités de guidage et un ordinateur de bord de vos balades en ville Via Oziard Claude
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GE Healthcare received FDA approval for its Invenia automated breast ultrasound system (ABUS), a novel device that can help physicians spot breast tumors w Via Jean-Francois Talbot
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Christian Science Monitor
Jed Fisher's curator insight,
June 10, 2014 3:34 AM
Trimble’s Omar-Pierre Soubra poses for one of Google's new Tango phones. 3D Selfes
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