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Do-It-Yourself Optometry |
| We live in a strange world that lets us do just about anything on a phone, and now MIT researchers have developed a prototype Android app that lets users check their eyesight and create an eyeglasses prescription all on their own. |
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Bionic Kitty |
| “We can rebuild him. We have the technology to make him better, stronger, faster.” |
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Solar Powered Soccer Ball Helps the Blind |
| Greendix, a company noted for its eco-friendly products, has unveiled the world’s first solar powered soccer ball. |
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| 3D Printer Makes Buildings from Sand |
| 3D printers have been quickly stepping up their game. We’ve seen plenty of machines that can print replacement mechanical parts and small models, but never any quite as ambitious as this. |
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Live Train Map of London’s Underground |
| If you’re in the UK and want to check the progress of your next train, or are just bored at work on a sleepy Friday afternoon, then check out this Live Train Map of the London Underground. |
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Clock Calculates How Much Money is Wasted During Pointless Meetings |
| As soon as any meeting’s forward momentum hits the wall, simply input the average hourly wage and the number of people involved and TIM will do the rest. |
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3D Ice Printing |
| McGill University’s School of Architecture spent the last three years developing computer-controlled techniques for modeling objects out of ice. |
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Apocalypse Bunker |
| Think of them as luxurious modern-day bomb shelters. |
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Liquid Light |
| Who says lighting has to come from fixed, solid objects? |
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SWAP Keychain Phone |
| Cell phones continue to shrink in size as technology advances. We’ve come a long way since the first shoe-sized phones with their necessary mile-long antennas, but when is small too small? |
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Bullet-Proof T-Shirts |
| While Kevlar’s great and all, what if you could downgrade the bulky and conspicuous armor into, say, an ordinary t-shirt without sacrificing safety? That may one day be the case as scientists are working on armored cotton t-shirts that are light, flexible and possess the properties of boron carbide, the third hardest material on the planet. |
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Yurbuds – Earbuds Fitted to Your Ears |
| Yurbuds is an earbud enhancer that customizes standard earphones to fit an individual’s ears. |
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Solar Vest |
| Ever been out and about and needed to do some work on the laptop, take a photo, or make a call but your batteries were low on power or even died? |
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Passive-Aggressive Road Rage |
| Think Geek’s Drivemocion EX could be the new way we’re able to fully convey our messages of frustration and thanks to fellow drivers. |
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Wall Painting Cell Phone Jammer |
| The Wall Painting Cell Phone Jammer combines generic art with valuable technology. |
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Way Finding Flashlights |
| GPS devices are great tools for finding your way on the road, but what if you live in a large city and most of your travel is by foot? You’d look a little foolish cradling a Tom-Tom as you wander downtown; however, it’s incredibly easy to get lost in all the hustle and bustle. |
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iPad Giveaway |
| That’s right; you have the chance to win one of five iPads that will be given away at NeoCon 2010. |
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A Little Light Music |
| Do you see what I did there, with that title? It’s a pun. Because it’s music…coming from light bulbs. ‘Let’s listen to some light music’. Light. Music. Ahem, I apologize for that. Carrying on… |
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Technology Influencing Art |
| Popular technology trends come and ago so quickly. After the tech has its moment in the limelight and fades away, as it inevitably will (remember mini discs?), what does one do with the corresponding media? |
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Windy Hanger |
| For those times when a towel just can’t get you fully dry right after a shower or bath, there’s the Windy Hanger. |
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Auto-Finder Helps Find Your Car in Those Packed Parking Lots |
| Sky Mall is seemingly here to save us all from life’s minor annoyances. One annoyance that can quickly turn to panic is the age-old “where did we park?” dilemma. |
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Monkey Jam, Freeware Stop-Motion Animation Program |
| If you’re interested in animation Monkey Jam is a cool freeware program that lets you create some fun stop-motion animation. |
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Solar-Powered Eye Implant for the Blind |
| Researchers at Stanford University have developed an artificial retina implant that utilizes solar power to help the blind see. |
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Portable Handheld Scanner |
| Have you ever been out and about and needed to make a copy of something right then and there? |
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A Follow-Up on BudTrap |
| The folks at BudTrap have since performed an overhaul on the BudTrap beta design, making it simpler to use and compatible with even more devices. |
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Weirdly Beautiful Spacecraft Models |
| The days of the space race were a fascinating time in American history. |
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3D Sports Trading Cards |
| Trading card company Topps is adding something a little more high-tech than a stick of gum to their sports cards in an attempt to bring them to life. |
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iPosture |
| Sit up! Shoulders back. Don’t slouch! |
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3D Printer Creates Prototypes from Paper |
| The printer is capable of creating 3D prototypes using sheets of A4/Letter paper and the only other materials operators must supply are new blades and glue. |
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Drawdio – Turn Drawings Into Sound |
| Drawdio is an unusual invention, it turns almost anything into a Theremin. |
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Electric Roads |
| Scientists and automakers around the globe are working to develop clean, fuel efficient vehicles as an alternative to the oil-dependent clunkers currently revving down our streets. |
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Just How Does Netflix Do It? |
| Traditional brick and mortar video rental stores are flailing on their neatly made death beds. The killer – poor customer service and outrageous fees coupled with a lack of selection, quantity and variety. Luckily there’s Netflix. |
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Wink Glasses Keep You Alert |
| Find yourself nodding off during the work day? I can’t blame you. But if you’d like to keep your job, a Japanese company by the name of Masunaga has a new product that can help. |
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How a Blu-Ray Disc is Created |
| Ever wonder just how one of your favorite DVD or Blu-Ray discs are made? |
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The Real Wall-E |
| While not as small or quite as cute as Wall-E, this DustCart has one major thing going for it – It’s real. |
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Grow Your Own Speakers |
| Jocko Chan has developed a unique, if impractical, idea for an environmentally friendly sound system. |
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Morphing Wallpaper |
| Developed by Shi Yuan, what makes this wallpaper standout is its ability to change color as it reacts to heat. |
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The Sounds of Classic Arcades |
| The folks at Coin-Op Video Games recorded the audio from their arcade experiences between 1982 and 1988 in a variety of locations from Ithaca, NY, to Key West, FL, and have posted this ambient arcade audio online. |
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The World’s First Touch Watch Phone |
| As a kid I remember watching Dick Tracy and being awed by his ultra cool wrist-watch phone. Thanks to the folks at LG, now we can all have one. |
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Robo-Wedding |
| Bored with weddings? Tired of the same old celebrated clichés? Why not take your wedding or someone else’s, to a whole new level with miniature robots that look like the bride and groom. |
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IBM Files for Bullet Dodging Bionic Body Armor Patent |
| IBM has filed for a patent on technology that would heighten reflexes, making it possible to actually dodge bullets. |
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Medical Mouse |
| It sounds like a low-rent superhero, but it could save your life. |
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Did You Know? |
| Here’s an interesting and informative video about the progression of information technology in our society over the past few decades. |
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Disney Artist Shows Off His iPhone Art |
| Disney artist Stef Kardos puts all iPhone users to shame. While many fumble through the device’s apps and features, Kardos is creating beautiful works of art via his iPhone touch screen. |
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Liquid Water Found on Mars! |
| Here’s some good news for all the space buffs out there: NASA’s Phoenix lander may have captured the first images of liquid water on Mars. Photographs appear to show water droplets that splashed onto the craft’s leg during landing. |
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You Can Choose Hubble’s Next Target |
| As part of the International Year of Astronony, the celebration of the 400th anniversary of Galileo’s telescopic observations, you get to decide where to point the Hubble next. |
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25th Anniversary of Apple’s 1984 Ad |
| On January 22nd, 1984, Apple Computer announced the January 24th arrival of its Macintosh computer with a clever ad during Super Bowl XVIII’s third quarter. Today marks the 25th anniversary of the memorable ad. |
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Robo-Maid |
| We all knew a day would come when we had robot helpers rolling through our homes, tending to our every need and cooking and cleaning for us. Toyota and Tokyo University’s Information and Robot Technology Research Initiative have designed a robot to assist with Japan’s predicted labor shortage which stems from the nation’s low birthrate and aging society. |
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The Mother of All Demos |
| Personal computing made its debut on December 9, 1968. Forty years ago today, Douglas Engelbart and his team at SRI held what has been referred to as “the mother of all demos”, in which he and his team gave the very first public demonstration of the mouse, hypertext, object addressing, dynamic file linking, teleconferencing and more. Engelbart and his team are responsible for developing some of the fundamentals of modern computing we now take for granted. |
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| Book Release |
| Welcome to PGR, one of the nation’s leading design firms. We may have whole webisodes dedicated to our awe inspiring greatness, but don’t let that fool you – we’re just like you. Our team of designers deals with the same cast of characters and annoyances that make office life so, um, unique. PRG, it’s just like your office if it were funny. |
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