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• in Small Business
  NASA Launches With Small Business
  Increasingly, the act of exploring the outer expanses is being done with the help of small to medium businesses.
  by dopodomani / on Jan 4, 2013

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “future tech”

 

• The Robopocalypse Will Slither

  
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• Clipless Secures Your Phone on Almost Any Surface

  
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  Smartphones are definitely smart and come with a lot of neat features, but sometimes I just wish it were smarter on the physical attachment category. Some apps are great to use when driving, cooking, or exercising, but there are few stands and clip-on accessories that’ll help you keep your phone in place. Then ...
  3 days ago

• Flying Bike Will Get You out of a Traffic Jam

  
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  How’d you like to be able to fly over the traffic while riding your bike to work? This flying bike  could be just the ticket. This remote-controlled bike actually left the ground for about five minutes. But not with a human onboard. A styrofoam dummy was used instead because it still needs more powerful ...
  4 days ago

• Intel at Cisco Live

  
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  It’s well known that I am a huge gaming enthusiast and that I support the Intel Extreme Masters events worldwide. What you may not know is I’m also involved in other Intel events that cover all sorts of different technologies and technology companies. Today I’m giving a shout out to the Intel team as they ...
  5 days ago

• Meta Wearable AR Computer Dev Kits: How Many Glasses Are We Supposed to Wear in the Future?

  
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  Earlier this year we heard about the Meta , an augmented reality computer in the shape of a pair of glasses. The company behind the computer took a page from the Oculus Rift team and also launched a Kickstarter for the Meta developer’s kit . The fundraiser may not be aimed at end users, but it does reveal ...
  1 week ago

• Week in Tech: Intel and AMD show the future of computing

  
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  Knock knock! "Who’s there?" The interrupting cow! "The interr-" MOO! That’s one of our favourite jokes, but if you don’t time it perfectly it isn’t funny at all. Timing doesn’t just matter in comedy, though. It matters in technology too – and this week, AMD and Intel were given a right good moo-ing by ...
  1 week ago

• Using Synethetic Biology to Grow Clothes

  
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• Points Smart Street Sign Ensures You’ll Never Get Lost Again

  
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  If counting on street signs only was enough to guarantee that you’d arrive at your destination on time and without having to make any turnaround, then we wouldn’t have to invest on any GPS today. While I’m not sure if the government purposely designs them to be of little use to benefit the GPS makers, [...] The ...
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• Low Phone Battery Power? Spin the Voltmaker to Charge It up

  
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  Hand-cranked emergency chargers are nothing new, but the folks behind Voltmaker managed to come up with something novel based on the same concept. Instead of having to turn the crank laboriously, you’ll only have to hold the gadget and spin it round and round to generate energy. In effect, you’ll be spinning the ...
  1 week ago

• Google hopes that funny faces may one day banish passwords for ever

  
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  The mighty Google this week filed a patent for securing a mobile device using facial recognition technology. The idea is for the user to set up a ‘facial landmark‘, for example sticking their tongue out or wrinkling their nose, after which they can unlock their device by repeating the ‘faceword’. If the ...
  1 week ago

• Biostamps: You’ll Never Be Without Your Password Again

  
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  If you can’t remember your passwords no matter how hard you try, then you might find the concept of Biostamps interesting. It’s Motorola’s idea of an alternative to the traditional password or pin code by doing away with them completely. Biostamps can be described as a tattoo of sorts that contains flexible ...
  1 week ago

• Week in Tech: Intel and AMD show the future of computing

  
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  Knock knock! "Who’s there?" The interrupting cow! "The interr-" MOO! That’s one of our favourite jokes, but if you don’t time it perfectly it isn’t funny at all. Timing doesn’t just matter in comedy, though. It matters in technology too – and this week, AMD and Intel were given a right good moo-ing by ...
  1 week ago

• Who Owns the Future?

  
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  I’m currently reading a very interesting book by Jaron Lanier, one of the pioneers of virtual reality and a real Silicon Valley veteran. His 2013 book Who Owns The Future? was forwarded to me after I wrote a three-part series on gift economies here on Thought Leader. Although I have come across his work before,...
  1 week ago

• Future research shows consumer tech confidence

  
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  UK consumers are becoming more confident in using technology, according to the annual Techmonitor research by Future, publisher of TechRadar. Carried out with research specialist The Source, the findings from close to 2,900 UK responses show that 69% consider themselves experts in at least one area of technology, and ...
  1 week ago

• Domino’s Drone Delivers Pizza: Is That Delivery or Di-dron-o?

  
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  It looks like Domino’s Pizza is  at it again . A few weeks back they started renting DVDs in Brazil that smell like pizza when they get hot. Now here they are delivering pizza using drones. Maybe the upcoming robot apocalypse isn’t so bad after all. What’s the worst that could happen? Your pizza gets cold in ...
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• Mind controlled robot in action

  
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  At the first glance this whole brain-computer interface thing looks like some kind of scam. But if we take it for a fact that the guy’s hat can read the pattern of some simple and easy to verbalize thought (like … Continue reading →
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• HALO MINI Pet Collar: All Your Pets Are Safe with Us

  
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  When you walk your pet at night, it’s safe to say that it’s pretty easy to lose track of it, especially when it’s black (like mine). That’s one of the reasons why I really like these superbright LED collars. It ensures that your pet is clearly visible and you won’t lose it. From the guys behind the ...
  1 week ago

• This wifi / gesture controlled interface may just be the future...

  
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  This wifi / gesture controlled interface may just be the future of the smart home. futurescope : Wi-Fi Signals Enable Gesture Recognition Throughout Entire Home University of Washington computer scientists have developed gesture-recognition technology that brings this a step closer to reality. Researchers ...
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• WiSee – control home appliances with a wave of the hand from any room using WiFi

  
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  Researchers at the University of Washington have come up with a rather clever way of controlling your home appliances using standard WiFi signals and gestures. The technology, called WiSee, works by detecting minute changes in wireless signals when there’s movement in a room, and by using a custom router they have ...
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• Dry Hands Lets You Wash Then Dry Your Hands At Once For Added Convenience

  
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  Washing your hands in a public place is usually a two-step process. The first is the actual handwashing proess itself, while the second involves either a paper towel or an electronic hand dryer to dry your hands up. Combining both and turning this everyday task into a one-step action is the Dry Hand, which is a faucet ...
  2 weeks ago

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