Augmented reality (AR) is a live direct or indirect view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented (or supplemented) by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data. As a result, the technology functions by enhancing one’s current perception of reality. When AR is used in real-time it conveys data to the user to ease and improve the perception of the surroundings. Basically,…
For everyone who wants to wear something truly unique and futuristic, there is now an option that will blow you away with its style. Enter The ShiftWear sneakers. A pair of sneakers like none other before them - they enable their wearer to customize the design that is displayed on the body of each sneaker. With the advances in display technology came an…
Xavier de Le Rue, a world-renowned snowboarder, and co-founder of Hexo+, designed this drone. Hexo+ can track you autonomously and ensure you are in the shot. You can choose the angle you that you wanted to be captured from close up, medium shot, front, side or above. This innovative flying camera has been designed in a user-friendly way that you don’t have to know…
Meet Lily, the newest tech gadget to combine two rising trends and bring them together in a revolutionary new creation. It's not a bird. It's not a plane. It is a camera drone. Lily can fly, follow the user around, and record them. Its difference from most camera drone gadgets is that it doesn't require manual control from the user, but relies on…
Green technology is taking a new route in the world of technology. Enthusiastic researchers explore it across the globe to come up with new designs. They have come up with devices that do not require electricity to power them up! Amazing right? These innovations range from using magnetic fields to using photoluminescent stuff. Here are seven incredible green innovations that you will blow…
There’s a new invention that can restore sight even to those who have been blind for decades. Larry Hester from North Carolina was one of the first patients to receive the new technology, which gave him a chance to see again, after 33 years of blindness. Larry Hester lost his sight in his 30s when he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease called retinitis pigmentosa.…
The idea of creating a microchip to dispense drugs in humans began in the 1990s by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Two of them are now on the Board of the company MicroCHIPS which is developing such a product. They hope to have it to market in 2017. About the size of a Scrabble tile, the microchip is filled with medications…
Wi-Fi signals exist. We use them. We associate our smart devices and they warn us whenever some signals are available. Talking about wi-fi, the popular technology that allows devices to exchange data wirelessly and follow the IEEE 802.11 standards, of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the Alliance which was set up in order to follow this single template. Where are…