Tuesday, October 20th, 2009
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Thursday, October 15th, 2009
Currently, there’s probably these two RC Wifi spy robots which might works the best for securing your home or even great as kid’s toys to beat house boredom. First up is the Erector Spykee Wifi Spy Robot that can be controlled via WiFi, also doubles as a digital music player. This one is really for the kids as its features are made for that purpose but it does have a cool video surveillance feature which makes it practical for adults too. The main feature of Erector Spykee Wifi Spy Robot is
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Friday, August 21st, 2009
Back in the first few years of the Generation One line, toys that changed into mechanical devices rather than vehicles (that is to say, cassettes, hand-held weapons, and cameras, as opposed to cars and planes and so on) were reasonably common. But as the Transformers line evolved over the years, such non-vehicular forms became less common. The "Real Gear Robots" sub-set of the 2007 movie toyline marked a return to such mechanical devices after a long absence (roughly 20 years, as close as
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Thursday, August 6th, 2009
While we’re waiting for full-on robots to put our human paparazzi out of work, Sony gives us a kind of middle step with the introduction of the Party-Shot personal photographer . The camera dock, designed to work with the DSC-WX1 and DSC-TX1 Cyber-shot digital cameras, can be programmed to tilt up to 24 degrees and pan a full 360 degrees. In addition to the automatic angle adjustments, the unit can also detect faces and then take a well composed photo. Priced at $150, Sony plans to make the
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
Thanks to cameras and software, baseball’s about to find the answers to questions that have befuddled front offices (and fans!) for years: Which shortstops reach the hard-hit grounders up the middle? Which base runners take the fastest path from first base to third? Which right fielders charge the ball quickest and then throw the ball hardest and most accurately? We’re thrilled because this conversation is more tired than Shaq’s lazy eye. A few odds and ends heading into the big UFC w
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Friday, June 12th, 2009
Robots and cameras are a staple of the boys’ toys and it’s now double the fun with a surprise! This Voltron Star Shooter is a working camera that transforms into a Japanese cartoon robot legend and back into a handy gadget. Image: John Kratz No surprises though, the interesting Voltron-camera transformer does not come with a high-end capturing device but is still capable of shooting 110 film. [ doobybrain ] Related Posts Joypad Transformer Toy Build Your Own DIY Plastic Hob
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Sunday, February 1st, 2009
[les robots] had a defective Eye-Fi card on his hands and when a replacement was sent, he was told to destroy the original. What better way to ‘destroy’ something than opening the case? The Eye-Fi is an SD card with a builtin WiFi radio so it can upload images while remaining in camera. One version uses Skyhook’s location service to geotag photos. You can see a few photos of the dismantled card on Flickr. The board is manufactured by Wintec. The wireless side is handled by Atheros’ ROCm, the sam
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Saturday, December 6th, 2008
The technological and other developments to watch is expanding to four parts: 1. Computers, robots, electronics and communication 2. Energy and transportation 3. DNA/biotech/synthetic biology, nanotechnology 4. Medicine, life extension, space, manufacturing and anything else that was not covered Dwave has a 128 qubit quantum computer chip at the end of 2008. In early 2009, this chip will continue tests and work and will either prove to be the design that they first choose to scale and/or Dwave
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Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008
By corsa dirfes Seems travelers love to hate the screeners at the airport. Dont forget, the front line personnel that you see as you produce your way toward the gate are just the worker bees. They’re not Congress and they’re not the huge wig choice makers. If at times they seem like robots, deviating extremely little from their spcheel, it’s because they’ve procedures that they must follow and deviating from the standard operation procedure isn’t an option. There are a number of things you
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