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Sony is developing an augmented reality headset for surgeons

Sony is developing an augmented reality headset for surgeons

  • November 7, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
It appears that Sony’s interest in augmented reality is no longer limited to gaming. A Japanese intellectual property registration request that found its way its way into the public records of the...
Posted in Healthcare, Science
Microsoft has found a way to halve the size of mobile cameras

Microsoft has found a way to halve the size of mobile cameras

  • November 6, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
Microsoft’s mobile engineers appear to be paying close attention to the work of their peers over at its application development business. In that world, if a certain component is used multiple...
Posted in Science
The HoloLens could receive a major cloud-powered boost

The HoloLens could receive a major cloud-powered boost

  • November 4, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
To achieve mass-market appeal, an augmented reality headset must be compact and light enough for regular use, which limits the amount of hardware that can fit inside. It’s a restriction that often...
Posted in Science
Qualcomm has designed a touch sensor for holographic phones

Qualcomm has designed a touch sensor for holographic phones

  • November 3, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
One of the best measures of a trend’s progress in the consumer electronics world is the reaction of the component suppliers. If the suppliers start taking concrete steps towards addressing it, then...
Posted in Science

IBM is developing a nanoscale GPS

  • October 25, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
It is an irony of modern life that GPS has made finding your location during a trip to a remote mountain range easier than positioning a microscope in an air-conditioned lab, where the level of...
Posted in Science, Uncategorized

Patent filling reveals the Samsung Galaxy S7 iris scanner

  • October 24, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
The amount of effort that Samsung is putting into building a homegrown iris scanner leaves little room for guesswork about the authentication mechanism in its next generation of mobile devices. The...
Posted in Healthcare, Science

This Italian exoskeleton could revolutionize physiotherapy

  • October 5, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
The term “exoskeleton” brings to mind images of futuristic battlefields and exotic industrial settings, but where bionics are most likely to achieve widespread use first is the medical field, in...
Posted in Science, Uncategorized

LG’s radical smart glasses wrap a battery around your neck

  • October 2, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
Manufacturers have been experimenting with exotic wearable designs for a quite while now in an effort to stand out from the growing competition, but LG's latest entry may just take the cake. It’s...
Posted in Science, Uncategorized

Microsoft is developing a service to automate 3D printing

  • September 9, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella apparently had a lot more in mind than cloud services and mobility when he laid out his plan to “reinvent productivity” following his appointment last year. A newly...
Posted in Science, Uncategorized

Microsoft once considered putting an electric shocker in its wearables

  • August 21, 2015
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  • By Leon Doitscher
One of the last remnants of Steve Ballmer’s legacy at Microsoft surfaced this week in a patent filing originally filed early last year seeking the rights to a notification mechanism for...
Posted in Science

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