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Innovations in engineering training are enabling exciting new creations by integrating Computer Aided Design training. Via Digital School 
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Just plain cool if you like your tunage booming
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It's a voice translating device that will revolutionise the way you are able to communicate and understand other languages.
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Cool translator tech for the language impaired like me !
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For the rich app experience that customers have grown accustom to, auto manufacturers need to change how they think about apps. Native apps that reside on smartphones and interact with on-board sys... Via Jörg Höhner
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Disruption for auto embedded in car infotainment
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Bike Systems' Sub-400 GBP Motorcycle Heads-Up Display Launches on Seedrs ...
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I like these guys alerady
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Virtual Reality Projected Directly Onto Eyeballs Discovery News Though the marketplace for head-mounted virtual reality displays remains relatively wide-open, Oculus Rift and Zeiss Cinemizer OLED have shown early potential with goggles and glasses...
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VR on your eyeballs - Wow
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automotive.com (blog) Mini Shows New 2014 Hatch's Interior Bits, Confirms Head-Up Display Carscoops (blog) Until then, the 2014 Mini hatch will be equipped with a series of driver assist systems including the Mini head-up display, which displays...
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HUd for the Mini-Cooper - Freakin Cool
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Oakley has introduced Oakley Airwave Goggles MOD Live Android-enabled heads-up display inside its goggles allowing you to track speed, vertical drop, navigation, track friends, even connecting to your Contour camera. http://po.st/iDEtTu ; Via Grease N Gasoline
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Garmin has launched a portable head-up display, a first for the satellite navigation company The device, which is simply called HUD (heads-up display), projects turn-by-turn driving navigations onto a transparent film on the windshield or an... Via TechinBiz
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Hey guys and welcome to another one of my video where I explain the heads up display and what all the things mean in BattleField 4. I hope you enjoy it! Also...
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Virtual reality opens the doors to a new era for user interface design. Oculus VR speaks to Develop about its opportunities
Virtual reality doesn’t present user interface design with its first opportunity for transformation.
The dawn of 3D long ago afforded games makers the prospect of moving beyond flat heads-up-displays and conventional menus. And when mobile gaming finally realised its potential with the arrival of smartphones, those charged with implementing UI had a chance to establish the new standards of the virtual gamepad. Via Kim Flintoff, Lynnette Van Dyke
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Today at the Disrupt SF Hackathon, Brent Bovenzi presented SmartDrive, a neat Google Glass app. Thanks to this hack, you get a true heads-up display to see how your car is doing — a kid's dream come true.
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Scalable 22nm Silvermont Microarchitecture Delivers Flexibility for a Range of Designs, Price Points NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Built on its leading 22nm tri-gate technology and the new "Silvermont" microarchitecture, Intel ...
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So you’ve got an idea for an app? For those aspiring to occupy a small portion of digital real estate in the pockets of countless smartphone users, this is an important step. Via ehhmad
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Advantage Android - more apps, more selection - more solutions
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Apple is going to have a tough time w/ these data points
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More tools for analyzing complex systems to find contradicitons, mmmm problems being solved
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Will Low Power Processors Help Advanced Micro Devices, Inc (NYSE:AMD)
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AMD vs. Intel
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interesting use of HUD tech
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Love the Autospies guys
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Biometric sensors w/ a HUD in your car - good for those who have issues w/ drinking and driving
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Qualcomm Atheros introduced a low-power Wi-Fi chip familt designed to connect the "Internet of Everything." Via WiFiNovation
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Hands-on with Google Glass: The developer perspective VentureBeat My company, Givit, develops a mobile-video-creation, sharing and discovery app for iOS, and our newest extension is a companion app for Google Glass, available to all members of the...
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NXP and TTTech AG of Austria have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop automotive Ethernet switch solutions supporting OPEN Alliance BroadR-Reach Ethernet PHY technology. Via Frank Klomp
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from #OpenHardware Summit, eye tracking for automotive safety with the BeagleBone: MyHeadUp http://t.co/ShU2ndzepm via @ohsummit #ohsummit Via F. Thunus
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If you want one indication that augmented reality glasses aren’t quite ready to be the new revolution in tech, you need only go as far as the product name. Google Glass has an embedded camera and a small screen above the right eye that projects images (pictures, email, maps, etc.) into the wearer’s field of vision. These images are both small and in the viewer’s periphery; at least one journalist who tried them on had to keep closing his left eye in order to focus. TTP’s glasses have transparent plastic lenses, which contain an optical structure that works in concert with a micro-projection system in the glasses leg. Their main advantage is a true “heads-up” display, which superimposes images onto the natural view out in front of you--like the street or your living room. ("Heads-up" was initially a military term to describe the digital projection used by pilots in airplanes.) The display differs from Google’s in that pictures appear on the horizon. You don’t need to shut an eye or squint; you simply see. TTP says its display will actually be quite helpful for users who are farsighted or need reading glasses. “It’ll be hugely beneficial for people in their fifties,” says Dr. Carmichael. Via Gary Hayes
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