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Le Président américain a fait la part belle aux nouvelles technologies dans son discours sur l'Etat de l'Union. Il a notamment mis en avant la création de centres d'impression 3D, susceptibles de dynamiser l'innovation et de créer des emplois. Via SYNTHES'3D
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There’s tantalising evidence that technology could one day allow us to transmit thoughts telepathically between two brains. The question is how far can we go? Via Szabolcs Kósa
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A l'occasion des 40 ans de la naissance du code-barres, voici une sélection du glossaire réalisé par GS1 France afin de mieux décoder... le code-barres Via Vidos
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L'innovation technologique au service du tourisme.
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As we move through the world, we have an innate sense of how things feel -- the sensations they produce on our skin and how our bodies orient to them. Can technology leverage this ? In this fun, fascinating TED-Ed lesson, learn about the field of haptics, and how it could change everything from the way we shop online to how dentists learn the telltale feel of a cavity…
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"A very wise old online professor, Bill Pelz, once told me that the lecture is the most efficient way to pass important concepts and theories from the professor’s notepad to the student’s iPad without going through either brain. So, I am very curious. Why do students fail to engage in discussions/interactions? What went wrong in the discussion activity? We need to think about this from students’ perspective." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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April 2, 2013 4:47 PM
Engagement in online or offline teaching needs to be addressed. One way to increase engagement is to include play or fun into the mix. 
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August 20, 2013 3:14 PM
Developing engaging content can help to engage students.
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Augmented reality company Ogmento has unleashed a free iOS app for Apple devices that’s more than just a cool tech demo. Via k3hamilton
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This project envisions a future in which 3-D robotic systems can be produced and designed using 2-D desktop technology fabrication methods Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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March 30, 2013 6:08 PM
Currently, it takes years and many resources to produce, program and design a functioning robot. This project would completely automate the process, from sketches on-demand, anywhere, and with the skill of a team of professional engineers, leading to potential transformations in advanced manufacturing.
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Runway - ActionScript library for leveraging the LeapMotion input device • GitHub • LeapMotion... Via Nicolas Bousquet
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It is time, again, for another spotlight on a Do-It-Yourself project for iPad owners. We love making things from scratch, especially when it involves re-purposing things from around the house. Via John Evans
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Basée en Californie, les intentions de la firmes sont tout à fait louables, « nous créons le prochain paradigme du transport à l’aide d’un réseau de véhicules aériens sans pilote ».
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March 11, 2013 10:16 AM
I know many of our teachers already use QR codes... here's a way to jazz them up; sure to engage even a reluctant learner! 
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March 30, 2013 1:47 PM
Check this out if you use QR codes as one of your marketing tactics.
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Du 20 au 24 mars 2013 se tenait l'édition 2013 de Laval Virtual. Pour la seconde année consécutive, 3DVF était partenaire média de l'évènement […] et propose de revenir sur le salon : stands, innovations, retour sur des entreprises déjà évoquées et nouvelles start-up, mais aussi démonstrations en tous genres, projets de recherche et Cité de la Réalité Virtuelle…
Via Serge Meunier
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Infinity Augmented Reality, Inc. -- Augmented Reality is the new phrase that rolls off the tongue for techies and is becoming more and more common for everyone else. Just as with some of the most recent ... Via Pekka Puhakka
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John Rogers is a materials scientist noted for his contributions to applied physics, particularly his leadership in developing flexible electronic devices. In contrast to traditional solid-state electronics, where components are fabricated on semiconductor wafers, researchers have recently discovered that a host of organic (i.e., carbon-based) molecules can also act as semiconductors. In an early line of research, Rogers used microlithographic stamping technology to design high-density, complex circuits that could be fabricated on a flexible substrate similar to paper.
He has raised the performance of such circuits substantially, to the point that they are finding their way into devices with modest speed requirements, such as commercial display technologies. Nevertheless, the capacity of known organic semiconductors to perform high-speed computations remains limited. To address this, Rogers has also devoted significant effort to developing flexible semiconducting films, based on silicon or carbon nanotubes, literally to stretch the boundaries of signal processing capacity on flexible substrates. Such devices can be placed in locations where standard silicon wafer technologies are impractical or impossible; the myriad of potential applications include photovoltaic cells, adaptive optics, electronic textiles, and implantable biomimetic circuits.
Through his basic research in nanotechnology, chemical engineering, and applied physics, Rogers is building the foundation for a revolution in manufacture of industrial, consumer, and biocompatible electronics. Via Jacques Urbanska
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The augmented reality scene is hotting up, with the promise of full computer-mediated vision for the mainstream and another hint that Google won't have the
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It’s for a great cause – petitioning the Australian Government to help fund research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
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Jay Leno has a lot of old cars with a lot of obsolete parts. When he needs to replace these parts, he skips the error-prone machinist and goes to his rapid prototyping 3D printer. Simply scan, prin... Via Kalani Kirk Hausman, João Greno Brogueira
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At Proto3000, we 3D Digitized a 1927 Ford. Join our newsletter and get updated when the video has been completed.
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Les codes-barres en 2D envahissent le paysage. Dès lors, pourquoi ne pas utiliser cette technologie bon marché pour dynamiser votre communication et apporter de la plus-value à vos clients ?
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Some first tests using the LEAP Motion Controller with Processing and our LeapMotionP5 Library Beta Version of the Library can be downloaded at : https://github.com/onformative/LeapMotionP5 http://www.onformative.com... Via Jacques Urbanska
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MYO est un brassard qu'on pourrait identifier comme une télécommande capable de contrôler différents appareils par reconnaissance gestuelle. Via Sirgha, Pierre DURAN CAMPANA
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A company in Japan called Unirapid Inc. developed a small SLA 3D printer which they claim has the same printing accuracy/quality as the high end industrial 3D printers. Via Tony Sacksteder, Growthobjects
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March 23, 2013 8:30 AM
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