Posts Tagged ‘Future’
Mind Blown: Cloaking Technology Has Arrived [VIDEO]
Researchers at the University of Rochester have created cloaking technology that renders objects invisible by bending light around the object…with no distortion when viewed from an angle.
Read MoreMobile To The Future Presentation [VIDEO]
Luke Wroblewski discusses the future of mobile during this Google Tech Talk.
Read MoreActivision's Amazing Real-time Animated Character Demonstration [VIDEO]
Amazing demonstration of Activision’s animation technology that can render a video game character in near photo-realistic fashion.
Read MoreConnecting: The Future Of Interaction Design & User Experience [VIDEO]
Connecting is an 18 minute documentary that explores the future of Interaction Design and User Experience from some of the industry’s thought leaders.
Read MoreH+ The Digital Series Trailer [VIDEO]
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H+: The Digital Series, a groundbreaking new web series by acclaimed producer Bryan Singer, premieres August 8.
Read MoreAugmented Reality City
Metaio’s augmented reality veterans demonstrate their small scale model of their vision for the Augmented City.
Read MoreeBooks & Self-Publishing
Publishers Lorena Jones (Chronicle Books) and Kevin Hunsanger (Green Apple Books) and author Larry Jacobson discuss how the eBook and self-publishing revolution are transforming the publishing industry and even the very notion of the book.
Read MoreINTERVIEW: Scott McNealy On Technology & Education
Scott McNealy, founder of Curriki.org, discusses technology’s effect on education and the benefits of providing educational tools and materials that are easily accessible online.
Read MoreSamsung's Smart Window Demonstration
Samsung is demonstrating its Smart Window technology at CES 2012 and Ashley Esqueda gives a little demo of the window at their booth.
Read MoreNanocables
Cables made of carbon nanotubes are inching towards electrical conductivities seen in metal wires, which may ultimately lead to lighter cars and consumer electronics.
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