Microsoft is looking to patent an augmented reality kit that could turn your desk or sofa into a full-blown interactive display for gaming. You’ll be able to hold that weekly D&D adventure with people from half way around the world.
Month: June 2015
Inside Autodesk's 3D printer plans
Autodesk has designed a fast 3D printer that will be able to fab highly detailed composite objects out of up to seven different materials. Through multiple nozzles. At the same time. Oh, and it’s modular, too.
IBM wants to use Twitter to help troubleshoot your data center
IBM is seeking to patent an analytic engine for distilling user protests on social media into useful feedback for system administrators. For when the constant complains from management are not enough.
LG thinks the future of mobile cameras is detachable
LG is moving to patent a detachable mobile camera that will be able to transmit – and display – video over Bluetooth from up to 32 feet. Goodbye GoPros, nanny cams and (dare we hope?) selfie sticks.
Nvidia’s upcoming VR headset revealed
What has three sets of cameras, integrated support for cloud-based streaming and motion detection sensitivity that puts Microsoft’s Kinect to shame?
Dell is working on a dual-screen tablet
Twice the screens, twice the fun. And a lot of sensors to make it all work.
Microsoft’s HoloLens will closely guard your privacy
A patent filling reveals how Microsoft plans to address the privacy challenges of virtual reality in the forthcoming HoloLens and simplify development for game studios with the same stroke.
Asus is building a GPS wristband
If Asus has its way with this new patent filling, you may soon be able to see past the next turn with a quick glimpse to the wrist.