The world is becoming fascinated with 3D printing, eager to learn all of its capabilities. Another skill that we can tack on to its aptitude list is now creating hair. This innovation is great because people are now starting to open their mind towards creating more delicate bristle and fibrous components in objects without the expense of sourcing more hardware.
Monday, November 2, 2015
3D printing hair is finally here!
The world is becoming fascinated with 3D printing, eager to learn all of its capabilities. Another skill that we can tack on to its aptitude list is now creating hair. This innovation is great because people are now starting to open their mind towards creating more delicate bristle and fibrous components in objects without the expense of sourcing more hardware.
Biologic fabric uses living bacteria that reacts to the user’s sweat
Smart clothes, which makes use of technology to benefit the wearer, has been undergoing lots of development lately, particularly in the areas of high-performance sports, where small details can make a huge difference to an athlete.
This project for the Beylikdüzü Recreational Valley and Bridges is breathtaking
Designed by Turkish Melike Altınışık architects in collaboration with architect Elif Erdine, this project for the new bridges in the natural park of Beylikdüzü Valley are part of the Beylikdüzü Recreational Valley and Bridges National Competition, organized by Beylikduzu Municipality in Istanbul.
Self-driving pods use app to pick you up and can connect with other pods on the road
We are getting to the point where autonomous self-driving cars are becoming a regular conversation topic. Everyday we hear new innovations and more manufactures investing in the technology that will inevitably take over life on the road. Italian innovators at NEXT take these concepts to the next level by introducing designs for transportation system that integrates connecting mobile pods for public transportation approach
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Technology of the Future: Checking on the Status of Flying Cars, Teleportation and More
If you’re reading this blog, you probably agree with us that the
development of technology is basically the most fascinating thing ever.
It’s strange to think, though, that when you look back at old movies and
TV shows set in the future, you don’t really see anything like the
Internet or Facebook-enabled smartphones
2013, where is hell my flying car?
Honda Air conceptualized by advanced design studio in Pasadena, California
For decades pop culture has been telling us that flying cars were supposed to be all the rage of the 21st Century. Movies, TV shows and even cartoons have been fixated on the notion of flying cars.
For decades pop culture has been telling us that flying cars were supposed to be all the rage of the 21st Century. Movies, TV shows and even cartoons have been fixated on the notion of flying cars.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Apple Details 'Economic Impact' On Cupertino As It Readies New Spaceship-Inspired Campus
Apple AAPL -0.62%
released an 82-page report today, detailing the “economic impact” the
company has had on its hometown of Cupertino, California, and will
continue to have on the local economy after it builds a proposed new
spaceship-inspired headquarters called Apple Campus 2. Among
the interesting data points: Apple’s “conservative” expectation that it
will grow the number of Cupertino-based, full-time employees by a
modest 10 percent in the next few years from its current headcount of
16,000.
Government Informant Adrian Lamo Testifies To Bradley Manning's 'Idealistic' Motives In Leak Trial
Adrian Lamo’s decision to finger Bradley Manning as one of WikiLeaks’ most prolific sources of secrets may have led to the young Army private’s arrest three years ago. But on Tuesday, Lamo provided courtroom testimony that could draw an important legal distinction in Manning’s motives: that Manning leaked his troves of classified documents to WikiLeaks for what Lamo believed were “idealistic” intentions, rather than a desire to aid America’s foreign enemies.
Responding to a series of questions from Manning’s attorney David Coombs, Lamo confirmed that he believed Manning to be “ideologically motivated,” “idealistic,” and “well-intentioned,” responding in the affirmative to each of those descriptions as Coombs offered them. Over several minutes, Lamo offered terse answers such as “yes” and “correct” to dozens of questions describing Manning and Lamo’s instant message chats in 2010, in which Manning confessed to Lamo that he had leaked thousands of classified Pentagon and State Department to WikiLeaks. Lamo later turned those chat logs over to Army investigators.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Why Enterprise Is Avoiding Windows 8
Despite Microsoft MSFT -0.73%
shipping more than 100 million Windows 8 licenses, Redmond’s newest
operating system is not making much headway in the enterprise world,
with IT decision makers deciding to give it the cold shoulder.
Invasion Of The Machines: iRobot Hunts Bombs, Cleans Floors, Now Wants To Heal You This story appears in the June 10, 2013 issue of Forbes.
As he mashes the joystick controls, Colin Angle grins like a
6-year-old boy playing with his first radio-controlled car, freshly torn
wrapping paper thrown aside. But the 45-year-old iRobot IRBT -2.95%
cofounder and CEO isn’t testing out a toy–he’s putting a $100,000-plus
piece of machinery to work, a remote-controlled 60-pound minitank with
four cameras, rubber treads and a 6-foot extendable arm.
Can Data Storage Ever Reach An Absolute Limit?
Yes. The maximum possible amount of data you can cram into a given space is the Bekenstein bound.
So what does that translate to? Well, the E is actually mass-energy.
But assuming your storage device is a spherical thing that has mass, the
number of bits you can store is around (2.57*10^43)*(mass of your
storage device in kg)*(radius of your storage device in m).
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