Microsoft's IllumiRoom Rolls Virtual Grenades Straight Into Your Living Room
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Now, GoPro announced that it has built a completely separate rig with Google. It's a 360-degree, 16-camera array, and it's the first one specially made for filming 3D VR content for Google's new "Jump" VR ecosystem.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Google has seen the future, and it is littered with cardboard boxes.
A portable, finger-probe device successfully measured liver function in brain dead adult organ donors, a finding that could change the way organs are assessed and save thousands of dollars per transplant, a study has found.
The HoloLens augmented-reality headset projects believable images of people into real settings.
Formula Drift driver Matt Powers has successfully driven his Roush Stage 3 Mustang at high speed in the real world while immersed in a 3D virtual world (via an Oculus Rift headset).
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Engineers at North Carolina State University have devised a new form of tiny, liquid-metal antenna that's capable of tuning into a wide range of radio frequencies, offering a timely solution to a looming and potentially damning problem in networked e
Or maybe it looks more like a peacock? Either way, what you see above is really what's known as a hyperlens, a metamaterial-based composite allowing for imaging beyond the diffraction limit.
Elon Musk recently did an AMA on reddit. Here are three question-and-response pairs that I enjoyed, including how to build knowledge.
The HoloLens augmented-reality headset projects believable images of people into real settings.
Endless is a crowdfunded mini PC that's founded on the idea of turning a user's television set into fully functional PCs. It runs on a proprietary operating system and will launch with a library of apps that work both on and offline.
Texting is so much a part of modern life that some people can't even pause for a meal of fried chicken without sending a message.
Meet is a keyboard. Sort of. Technically, Meet is a keyboard extension that's part of the most recent update to Sunrise, a nifty calendar app for Android and iOS that pulls in data from your various calendars and social media accounts and presents
Not every audiophile is a middle-aged robber baron who plays $1,000 records on a $300,000 turntable. Most audiophiles today are actually young men--yes, almost always men--who listen to ALAC files on their iPhones through a pair of $200 IEMs they s
A comprehensive Microsoft study is offering insights into how living in the digital age is affecting our ability to sustain attention, and how our brains are adapting to the constant flow of new stimuli.
It's one of LG's most impressive displays of screen technology yet: a 55-inch OLED panel that's just 0.97mm thick and weighs just 1.9kg (4.1 pounds).
But does it fit in your pocket?
Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have a plan to make ocean exploration easier: Let undersea robots make their own decisions.
It rests easily in the hand with a reassuring heft and fits neatly in a jacket pocket or purse. The only obvious drawback is that the lid for loading the photo paper comes off a bit too easily with a press of the thumb.
Oculus Rift hasn't gone on sale yet, but Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is already imagining what future iterations of the virtual reality headset could look like.
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This update for the popular app that creates 3D models from photographs has been rebuilt from the ground up. Here are a few of the new features you will find in this update to 123D Catch.
You wont believe these 3D printing gadgets......
A team from Calvin College, Michigan, is trying to put the "ski" back in "jet ski" with a unique kind of personal watercraft (PWC) that features three skis, a tilting front suspension system and a 650cc engine.
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TO JAY SILVER, a banana isn't just a banana. It's a piano key or selfie-stick button, or control pad for a video game.
Noise canceling headphones can be pretty handy if you're trying to catch some shut-eye on a plane or bus.
It can capture events occurring at 45,000 km per SECOND.
Proof of work is simply the ability to show through a piece of data that your machine has used some of its precious computing power crunching cryptographic functions.