“Looking through a completed lens, you would see what the display is generating superimposed on the world outside,” said Babak Parviz, a UW assistant professor of electrical engineering. “This is a very small step toward that goal, but I think it’s extremely promising.” The results were presented today at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ international conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems by Harvey Ho, a former graduate student of Parviz’s now working at Sandia National Laboratories in Livermore, Calif. Other co-authors are Ehsan Saeedi and Samuel Kim in the UW’s electrical engineering department and Tueng Shen in the UW Medical Center’s ophthalmology department.
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Screw Hydrogen. Why use water to power stuff when we can just use air?
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Need some new Ethernet cables? Like or um hate breast cancer? Ok buy these and pat yourself on the back.
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Every man’s dream? LCD temp display, your favorite brew on tap at home, and a 30 day lifespan for the liquid inside and you’ve got next years best $400 Best Dad ever present!
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The one on the left is a tiny 103″. Oh and the big one requires an outlet that outputs twice as much power as regular USA sockets. Holy crap!
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“The ministry says it is going ahead with the process of applying the technology to nuts-and-bolts building projects. It will create a construction process almost totally automated, taking advantage of 12 high-tech patents including so-called “intelligent” cranes and the world’s first bolt-tightening robots.”
Can we have cranes with faces and emotion by 2020 please?
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OhGizmo! is at CES 2008 and they have seen some seriously cool concepts at the Fujitsu booth one of which really stands out.
“This one is my favorite. Fujitsu designed it as “an information terminal which a salesclerk uses in stores,” but it’s way too cool for that. It neatly solves the biggest problem that wrist computers have: restricted display space. And wearing it makes me feel, for some reason, exactly like Batman. Yep, it’s only day 1 of CES, and already I’m going nuts.”
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