The fiction is becoming a reality a scientist at New York University Jeff Han has created a interface free touch screen. Remember “Minority reports”.
He demonstrated it at New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. The touch screen can be operated by fingertips and responds to various levels of pressure.
gizmowatch.com
Interface Touch Screen New York University
The Saint B is an MP3 player concept out of Russia. The unit hangs around your neck where OLED beauty glistens through a flexible black plastic cover. The player charges/syncs via USB.
Saint B
Researchers at Japan’s Tsukuba University have developed a Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) that allows anyone who wears it, the “potential to lift up to 10-times the weight they normally could.” It basically works by “figuring out what the wearer’s muscle are doing
techeblog.com
Kids born today are going to know more about technology by the time they’re ten than many of us adults do now. If you want to give your favorite infant a head start in the tech world, wrap him or her up in one of these cute onesies or T-shirts. The Newbie onesie and Geek in Training T-shirt (sizes 6 months to 4T) boldly proclaim a baby’s technological proclivities, while the iPod My Baby onesie (sizes 6 to 18 months) is a bit more ambiguous. Sure, iPods are known for their elegant interfaces. Babies? Not so much.—Frith Gowan
http://www.ipopmybaby.com
macworld.com
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