Affective Intelligent Driving Agent
The Affective Intelligent Driving Agent, AIDA, is a new robot that helps you though modern traffic in an empathetic way.
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Chembot, the chemical robot
DARPA initiated the development of a chemical robot. iRobot has demonstrated the first prototype.
Henry Jenkins about the transition within the media landscape
Henry Jenkins well know professor at MIT and author of then book The Convergence Culture (Where Old and New Media Collide). In five minutes he gives his vision on the new media…
Singularity University: Vint Cerf and the future internet
I would love to follow the lessons at 'The Singularity University'. Great and inspiring people who give lectures. The university is and initiative of for example Google and NASA.…
Did you know, human capital 2009
The 'Did You Know' clips are already a true hype. On a daily basis new versions arise on the internet. But the facts and figures are always stunning and prove our fast changing…
The future of the computer mouse
The computer mouse exists for many years (40) and the predictions are that the mouse as we know it will disappear within 3- 5 years. Will this happen?
Gyrowheel, learn how to cycle in one day
I don't know anymore how long it took me to learn how to ride a bike? But it must be more then one day! Gyrowheel makes it possible to learn how to cycle in just one day? At least…
The end of death
The end of death is near, according to The Tomorrow Show. Several scientists discuss the end of death in this video. Interesting.
Video on augmented reality
This video shows another example of Augmented Reality
Personal voice mail
Yesterday I visited a seminar called "invent new products". A new voice mail concept was presented: personalized voice mail.
Bionic hand with feeling in finger tips
The university of Lund has developed a bionic hand with sensors in the finger tips. This makes a sense of feeling possible that improves the control over this hand.
Nokia's vision on augmented reality
Augmented reality is the 'SecondLife' of 2009. Everybody talks about it and organisations experiment with it. Just like the hype round SecondLife. Augmented reality is hotter then…