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Sony A4-sized digital paper notepad is light, durable and responsive
- May 17, 2013 03:42 PM
Sony has developed an A4 sized equivalent 13.3" digital paper notepad. The display is the first in the world to use E Ink Mobius, a new flexible electronic paper display technology developed by E Ink in collaboration with Sony. Technology developed by Sony for forming high precision thin film transistors on plastic instead of glass has been used, making the display flexible and light. It is scheduled for mass production this year. "We've succeeded in mass-producing these large flexible panels,...
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Measure your pulse in real-time with Fujitsu's facial imaging technology
- May 16, 2013 05:28 PM
Fujitsu has developed technology which can measure a person's pulse in real time by analyzing video of their face. "As blood circulates through the body, the amount of light absorbed by the face varies, depending on how much blood there is in it. The first point about this technology is, it identifies minute changes in light intensity on the face, and converts them to a pulse. Also, it accurately detects people's movements, to distinguish noise. Consequently, it can make a...
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Send a scent with your message with the Scentee (ChatPerf) smartphone addon
- May 13, 2013 07:33 PM
This device is an attachment for smartphones which enables scent to be used in mobile communication or games. "For example, suppose you want to send a message to a friend via a social network, maybe because you know your friend is tired. You can use this to send a relaxing scent along with your message. You can also use it to add scent to the notification sound whenever you get a new e-mail. We also think this device could be...
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3D/4D ultrasound hologram printing service using Pioneer's compact holographic printer
- May 8, 2013 06:37 PM
Pioneer has announced a service that prints the expressions of unborn babies as 3D holograms, using a compact full-color hologram printer developed by the company last year. This device can record full color card-sized Lippmann hologram in 120 minutes.
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SOINN artificial brain can now use the internet to learn new things
- May 1, 2013 03:54 PM
A group at Tokyo Institute of Technology, led by Dr. Osamu Hasegawa, has succeeded in making further advances with SOINN, their machine learning algorithm, which can now use the internet to learn how to perform new tasks. The system, which is under development as an artificial brain for autonomous mental development robots, is currently being used to learn about objects in photos using image searches on the internet. It can also take aspects of other known objects and combine them to make guesses about objects it doesn't yet recognize.
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