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Announcing the rebirth of Lagoa. lagoa.com is a platform for creating 3D. This video features the MultiOptics Interactive rendering technology – our Progressive,… Via João Greno Brogueira 
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What is the future of prosthesis? While the majority of research focuses on developing anthropomorphic prostheses, for example human-like hands, some novel ideas are emerging for alternatives that are going to be a lot stranger (and much more useful) than our current hands. We can expect a variety of attachments and remotely operated prostheses to emerge. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Des milliards d'objets connectés : LeWeb12 se penche sur le futur de l'Internet Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Bin He, Ph.D., leads a team of scientists and engineers who are working on a device that allows human subjects to control the flight of small, remote-controlled helicopters using only their minds. The researchers believe this technology has the potential to restore mobility and independence to individuals suffering from neuromuscular disorders and paralysis, and could enhance the natural motor functions of pilots, surgeons and ordinary citizens. Via Szabolcs Kósa
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June 28, 2013 6:25 AM
I could refer form the article above that there are various types of way to improve our daily life using the capabilities of technology. It mention about this group of scientists and engineers working on a experiment that allows humans to control certain type of device by just using their minds without the movement of their physical body. By the end of this article , I hope that this invention could be used in the future to help those who are physically incapable to do something that they always wanted to.
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June 28, 2013 6:32 AM
From this article, i can see that Bin He, Ph.D, leads a team of scientists and engineers who are working on a device that allows human to control it by mind. I think that this invention is really fascinating and useful. By planting electrodes in the brain, by a single thought, it allows the beholder to control and move things. I wonder if this is powerful enough to lift heavy objects. In conclusion, this great invention, may lead into a greater and improved human technology in which will give us the power to levitate, move and control objects with only the power of a thought without using strength. 
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June 29, 2013 5:42 AM
Using see think wonder. The articles talkes about how Bin He ph D, and his teams of scientisits and engineers work on the device that allows human subjects to control the flight of small, remote-controlled helicopters using only their mind. This shows that we can turn our imaginations into possibilities. I feel that this article can influence younger generation to turn their imaginations into reality.
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Moins intrusif que le sms ou le push notification et relativement bon marché, le QR code ou code barre 2D reste une solution sur laquelle globalement les marques et annonceurs investissent peu. Certains en ont pourtant des usages intéressants que nous vous présentons dans les prochaines lignes. Via QRious CODE, EASI-ie
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Printed Optics is a new approach to creating custom optical elements for interactive devices using 3D printing. Printed Optics enable sensing, display, and illumination elements to be directly embedded in the body of an interactive device. Using these elements, unique display surfaces, novel illumination techniques, custom optical sensors, and robust embedded components can be digitally fabricated for rapid, high fidelity, customized interactive devices. Via Artilect FabLab Toulouse
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A new study claims to have made a small plastic sphere invisible to sonar. ... Via Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist
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April 13, 2013 4:11 AM
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Interactivity and 3D stereoscopic 3D TV is being introducing little by little to our homes, but it is far away from computers. However, we have sought to support this process forward with the most affordable method: anaglyph method. Thank you very much to all who have helped me to make this project possible! Interactive, 3D and stereoscopic. This is the future. Guys, we are ready to create interactive contents in 3DE. Go ahead with the technology to allow us enjoy this process! A hug. Via Manuel Armenteros Gallardo
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April 12, 2013 3:24 PM
A Pentagon-funded team of scientists have constructed a machine that functions like a human brain and would enable robots to think independently and act autonomously.
Researchers for DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) have created a device that “looks and ‘thinks’ like a human brain,” James K. Gimzewski, professor of chemistry at the University of California, Los Angeles, told National Defense Magazine.
The program is called “physical intelligence” and is capable, “without being programmed like a traditional robot, of performing actions similar to humans,” making it the first incarnation of a robot that can perform “truly autonomously” without human input.
“What sets this new device apart from any others is that it has nano-scale interconnected wires that perform billions of connections like a human brain, and is capable of remembering information,” writes Sandra I. Erwin. “Each connection is a synthetic synapse. A synapse is what allows a neuron to pass an electric or chemical signal to another cell. Because its structure is so complex, most artificial intelligence projects so far have been unable to replicate it.”
The technology would allow drones to be created that do not need human operators, machines that would be able to learn and navigate through terrain completely of their own accord.
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Mutation amorcée de nos modes de vie ou simples gadgets pour technophiles qui tomberont bientôt dans l'oubli ? Voici quelques exemples concrets d'objets connectés que nous avons testés.
A la base de toute innovation, il y a une idée de départ et une finalité. Mais il faut également un terrain propice pour que la chose advienne. L'éventualité que l'Homme puisse un jour communiquer avec des machines intelligentes a été anticipée il y a longtemps, nourrissant ainsi l'espoir que ce jour-là, la technique se placerait au service de l'Homme comme jamais. Mais ce n'est que dans le contexte hyperconnecté actuel que l'Internet des objets peut enfin prendre corps. Faut-il entrevoir une mutation amorcée de nos modes de vie ou s'agit-il de simples gadgets pour technophiles qui tomberont bientôt dans l'oubli ? Voici quelques éléments de réponse, illustrés d'exemples concrets d'objets connectés que nous avons testés.La suite sur Clubic.com : Objets connectés : tour d'horizon illustré http://www.clubic.com/mobilite-et-telephonie/objets-connectes/article-549568-1-objets-connectes.html#ixzz2QGInCWtVInformatique et high tech. ... Via Jacques Urbanska
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First coined in 1990 by Tom Caudell, a researcher at aircraft manufacturer Boeing, ‘augmented reality’ used to refer to a head-mounted digital display worn by aircraft technician to guide them in the assembly of electrical wires in aircrafts.
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Projet phare du géant américain, les Google Glass entendent révolutionner notre vision d'un monde toujours plus connecté.… Via Nicolas Prigent, JP Fourcade
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Announcing the rebirth of Lagoa. lagoa.com is a platform for creating 3D. This video features the MultiOptics Interactive rendering technology – our Progressive,… Via João Greno Brogueira
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Video on msnbc.com: Futurist and author Ray Kurzweil takes The Cycle hosts on a ride into the future of understanding the human mind. Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Amputé des deux mains suite à un choc électrique de 7200 Volts en 2008, Jason Koger n’a pas eu la vie facile depuis. Heureusement -si on peut dire ainsi- l’homme a bénéficié de deux mains bioniques i-Limb, de l’entreprise britannique Touch Bionics.
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It would be an extremely interesting ACLU Board of Directors meeting talking about at what point a machine would have enough attributes in common with people. Via ThePinkSalmon
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Moins intrusif que le sms ou le push notification et relativement bon marché, le QR code ou code barre 2D reste une solution sur laquelle globalement les marques et annonceurs investissent peu. Certains en ont pourtant des usages intéressants que nous vous présentons dans les prochaines lignes. Via QRious CODE, EASI-ie
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With so many things capable of being connected throughout the world, the success of IoT will strongly depend on standardization. Via Pierre Tran
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AR shouldn't be another monster under the bed (or desk), says Judy Bloxham – used intelligently, it provides new ways for learners to access content and knowledge Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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About this time last year, we reported on contact lens system known as the iOptik, that was being developed as part of a joint effort between the US Department of Defense, and a company called Innovega. Via Andrea Graziano
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April 12, 2013 3:24 PM
A Pentagon-funded team of scientists have constructed a machine that functions like a human brain and would enable robots to think independently and act autonomously.
Researchers for DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) have created a device that “looks and ‘thinks’ like a human brain,” James K. Gimzewski, professor of chemistry at the University of California, Los Angeles, told National Defense Magazine.
The program is called “physical intelligence” and is capable, “without being programmed like a traditional robot, of performing actions similar to humans,” making it the first incarnation of a robot that can perform “truly autonomously” without human input.
“What sets this new device apart from any others is that it has nano-scale interconnected wires that perform billions of connections like a human brain, and is capable of remembering information,” writes Sandra I. Erwin. “Each connection is a synthetic synapse. A synapse is what allows a neuron to pass an electric or chemical signal to another cell. Because its structure is so complex, most artificial intelligence projects so far have been unable to replicate it.”
The technology would allow drones to be created that do not need human operators, machines that would be able to learn and navigate through terrain completely of their own accord.
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Kiran Voleti | Android, Augmented Reality, iPad Apps, iPhone, iPhone Apps (#AR How to Create a Augmented Reality App http://t.co/3MlQ2irjp5) Via ThePinkSalmon
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Cubify is where 3D printing turns your ideas into real objects. Express yourself in 3D! Make cool stuff on the Cube 3D printer or we can print your creations for you. Need inspiration? Our Cubify artists make amazing 3D printable things for you too! Via Bucky Dodd
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