Have you ever wished your phone could tap you when you had a notification, drag itself over to you on its own or touch you back? No? Too bad. Researchers in France have developed a finger-like phone and tablet attachment that can do all of those thin...
The biggest limitation with smartwatches currently available in the market is their interaction capacity due to small screen size, current generation smartwatches are not completely independent...
The biggest limitation with smartwatches currently available in the market is their interaction capacity due to small screen size, current generation smartwatches are not completely independent...
A bone from a single human finger that was unearthed recently indicates that Arabia was a main point of arrival for primitive venturers out of Africa. From here, they successfully migrated to Asia...
A bone from a single human finger that was unearthed recently indicates that Arabia was a main point of arrival for primitive venturers out of Africa. From here, they successfully migrated to Asia...
Soon people may be charging their mobile phones via finger swipes and also powering their Bluetooth headsets by merely walking. Enterprising engineers have built a means of harnessing the energy of...
If you want to sketch or perhaps add your signature to a Word, Excel or PowerPoint document on iOS, the only option has been to use the iPad Pro's Pencil. Now, with the latest version of Office for the iPhone, you can draw directly on a document with...
If you want to sketch or perhaps add your signature to a Word, Excel or PowerPoint document on iOS, the only option has been to use the iPad Pro's Pencil. Now, with the latest version of Office for the iPhone, you can draw directly on a document with...
So what happens when a guy goes to a kitchen and tries to make breakfast, especially if he is the lead singer on a famous band like Matchbox Twenty-Rob Thomas. According to his latest pictures...
Last month we saw MIT’s prototypes for wearable robot arms. Two mechanical engineers from the same university recently presented a similar robot, but on a smaller scale. Made by mechanical engineering professor Harry Asada and his student Faye Wu, the Supernumerary Robotic Fingers add two small limbs to complement the human hand.
The robot fingers are positioned on either side of a human hand, and are worn with a glove equipped with motion sensors. Just like the robot arms, the robots can move intuitively based on the motion of the wearer’s own fingers. Faye did this by holding a variety of objects with her hand and then manually positioning the robot fingers to support the object. Using the data from these trials, Wu was able to make an algorithm that “essentially “teaches” the robot to assume a certain posture that the human expects the robot to take.”
Once Samsung sees this they’ll probably start working on a 12″ Galaxy Note. Head to MIT’s website for more on the robot.
Have you ever wished your phone could tap you when you had a notification, drag itself over to you on its own or touch you back? No? Too bad. Researchers in France have developed a finger-like phone and tablet attachment that can do all of those thin...
If you want to sketch or perhaps add your signature to a Word, Excel or PowerPoint document on iOS, the only option has been to use the iPad Pro's Pencil. Now, with the latest version of Office for the iPhone, you can draw directly on a document with...
