Thursday, July 16, 2009

Latest in technology EyeSeeCam tracks your eye movements to control robots


This neat new robotic technology developed by the scientists over at the University of Munich Hospital. The EyeSeeCam has been developed to track the viewpoint of the user’s pupils, this as a result then transmits data to servo actuators that can control any number of mechanical devices imaginable.

Examples include a video cameras or even a robot. It sounds extremely simple to use, in fact, the EyeSeeCam has been practically developed to adapt to us, humans.
In terms of technical specs. the device can be operated remotely via wireless lan and only requires a standard laptop with a 6-pin firewire port. While the German scientists originally created the EyeSeeCam to study patient cognitive behavior, it looks like they will also soon capitalise on the device and its idea for some profit within the commercial market.
What’s interesting is I wonder whether they have thought about helping patients with “locked in” syndrome, probably one of the most tragic results of brain injury. This technology would definitely be of therapeutic benefit in terms of helping these patients to gain more physical communication. It would be great to find out more.

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BenQ’s all in one iMac like nScreen i91 was announced last month and has finally arrived in Asia (though we think its also available in Australia, please confirm if anyone knows!). Though we don’t exactly know whether this iMac competitor may be arriving any other countries at the moment, the i91 does look to be a piece of cool gadget for websurfing and daily use. The i91 contains two key “Yukon” parts: the Sempron 210U processor and the M690E integrated chipset. The Sempron runs at 1.5GHz and is coupled with 1GB of 667MHz DDR 2 memory. The i91 can be picked up with either 4 to 16GB of solid-state storage, or 120 to 250GB hard drive capacity. On board is also 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, 10.100Mb/s Ethernet and a pair of USB 2.0 ports.



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Asus is releasing a new nettop called the EeeBOX B208, expected to arrive in June 2009, and could pose as a new competitor to the Acer Aspire Revo. Asus EeeBOX B208 weighs only 1kg measuring at just 222 x 178 x 26.9mm. Using only 36W power consumption, it is powered by Intel’s Atom 330 processor with ATI Radeon HD 4350 256MB video card. The EeeBOX B208 features 1GB RAM, a 160 GB hard drive and a 10GB Eee Storage. Other specs include bluetooth, built in card reader SD/SDHC/MS/MS Pro/MMC, WiFi, 4 USB ports, HDMI out, DVI-D port and a built in battery with UPS function. As you can see, these specs are exactly what the Aspire Revo has and even more.







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Kenwood SP0001 Japanese speakers are eye catching glass speakers. These speakers are available in two different types. First type is without lighting and second is little costly and you get one with LED lights (White & Blue).
These SP0001 glass speakers have low watt only 10W per speaker, so think twice before spending around 100,000 Yen or $1,000 as watt doesn’t thrill you. These speakers so far only sold in Japan.



-this speakers are very unique than than other speakers bacause this is very latest in our technollogy taday..and this can you buy this at japan only..non other country it is japan only..i repeat...





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this acmera cagrette is use for spying in an person that has a problem..
with this technonology it can helps to our technology to provide some information..and ut can help to other people for esay use cam and also them can spy an ka hinala-hinala person...


Features:300k CMOS sensor takes 640×480 resolution colour imagesBuilt-in 64Mb SDRAMMemory Capacity: 25 pics (VGA) 102 pics (QVGA)Lens: f=3.5mm F2.8Shutter Speed: 1/6 ~ 1/15000 sWeb Camera: Send live video

across the internet from your pcFrame Rate: 5fps(VGA), 14fps(QVGA)Shoot Mode: single /continuous /self shootPlug and play connection to PC via USBPower: 1 AAA betteryDimensions: 5.75 x 4 x 1.3 cmManufacturer: China
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