Blogs about: Wearable Computing
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Taser: Axon device "protects truth" (and "covers ass")
Update: My favorite feature on the Axon: its “Privacy Mode” switch, which automatically suspends recording during an arrest. Because dashboard cameras catch only a part of the beat-down ac… more →
Parallelnormal
The Future of Computing
bendupont wrote 1 month ago: I’m fascinated by the future of computing – Pranav Mistry has seen the future and demos … more →
Open softwear
galaxi0 wrote 4 months ago: Imagen tomada de la portada del libro. Open softwear es un proyecto y libro de 1scale1 nacido en el … more →
WWC2009
woodyyboow wrote 6 months ago: Wearable Computing Competetion 2009 서류 심사에 합격했다. 너무 대충해서 제출하기도 했고, 힘들이지 않고 쉬엄쉬엄 하려고 했던 거라 떨어져도 그만이라고 … more →
Hang up your mouse
Joel Diamond wrote 7 months ago: There’s a lot of stuff flying around at the moment regarding augmented technology and interact … more →
Sixth Sense, not just a Bruce Willis movie anymore
Micah Schwantner wrote 9 months ago: Just found this baby over on Warren Ellis’ Blog and thought it was the coolest thing ever. Wha … more →
Cyborg Mann & Eyeborg Spence
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nexuslex wrote 9 months ago: “Formerly known as the Humanistic Intelligence Lab, the EyeTap Personal Imaging Lab specialize … more →
You're never too old to be a cyborg
Mark Baard wrote 9 months ago: Cyborg candidate. Photo: CC/Julie Kertesz Great news for geezers: Docs in NYC recently concluded tha … more →
Taser: Axon device "protects truth" (and "covers ass")
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Mark Baard wrote 9 months ago: Update: My favorite feature on the Axon: its “Privacy Mode” switch, which automatically … more →
The ghost in your machine
Mark Baard wrote 10 months ago: Your phone as a ghost-finding device Cool… creepy. Ghostwire is an augmented reality game for … more →
The internet as your sixth sense?
envirodigital wrote 10 months ago: It’s just been TED again, and this year MIT students revealed a project that they’ve bee … more →
Parallelnormal patriot talk
Mark Baard wrote 10 months ago: Mark Baard on mind control and mad science in Boston…. Listen to me ramble and rant for an hou … more →
Augmented Reality: It's not too soon.
bzerk wrote 10 months ago: I have deep feelings with regards to the term Augmented Reality. And the notion that it might be get … more →
An Idea for Superior Learning
abetterflapjack wrote 11 months ago: I’ve noticed that one of the main problems with learning today is that we can really only lear … more →
25C3: State of the art wearable computing
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Eliot Phillips wrote 1 year ago: [Kai Kunze] from the Embedded Systems Lab at Passau came to 25C3 to talk about Cyborgs and Gargoyles … more →
An input method for the wearable computer
abetterflapjack wrote 1 year ago: I’m interested in the idea of wearable computing. I’m currently mentally designing my ow … more →
Cat Bags and Cyborg Significant Others
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Bonni Rambatan wrote 1 year ago: The Cat Bag What is life today? Obviously I am not talking about another kind of New Age mysticism h … more →
I was a government guinea pig, and all I got was this lousy t-shirt
Mark Baard wrote 1 year ago: Please read and comment at The Register! (All in the name of medical science: Uncle Sam wants their … more →
Reconnect
martworks wrote 1 year ago: This is the project designed for the first seminar of the Master course. Its name is Reconnect, is a … more →
RFID scare? Blame the media
Mark Baard wrote 1 year ago: Journalists “screw up” health story… trust business to fix the problem, says busin … more →
