Good magazine has apparently asked some interviewees to imagine that will improve their daily life. The two ladies in the video below, Freya Estreller and Natasha Case, came up with Photoshop Glasses. A first step to improving the world may be seeing how much better it could be: If you happen to think that’s a [...]
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The Wearable Computer Lab at the University of South Australia has recently uploaded three demos showing some of its researchers’ work to Youtube. Thomas covered one of those, AR Weather, but fortunately enough, he left me with the more interesting work (imho). The next clip shows a part of Benjamin Avery’s PhD thesis, exploring the [...]
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The New York times ran a story yesterday about a new breed of field guides, those made not out of paper, but out data bytes and computer vision algorithms. The article mostly revolved around a new application coming to the iPhone, that enables users to take photographs of leaves and by doing so identify the [...]
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