08.18.17 Robots Everyone could soon have the powers of Doctor Octopus Well, the tentacle arms at least. By A. Tarantola, 08.18.17 save Save share
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06.25.12 06.25.12 Keio University's Kinect-based Haptic VR system lets you roll your own face flat (video) A research team at Keio University has built a fun haptic virtual reality system that enables you... By D. Cooper, 06.25.12 save Save share View
06.11.12 06.11.12 Keio University democratizes facial recognition technology for Avatars everywhere (video) If you liked the look of that facial recognition technology on its way to Everquest II, but aren't... By J. Trew, 06.11.12 save Save share View
04.04.12 04.04.12 Japanese researchers show off 'interactive' plants: real leaves, artificial emotions Looking for a little more companionship from your household plants? Then a team of researchers fro... By D. Melanson, 04.04.12 save Save share View
03.30.12 03.30.12 Add-on turns a smartphone camera into a joystick (video) One of the more irritating aspects of touchscreen gaming is almost certainly the inevitability of b... By B. Heater, 03.30.12 save Save share View
12.19.11 12.19.11 Pinoky makes it easier to pretend like your stuffed animals are real friends (video) Seated above, from left to right, are Ms. Snuggleberry, Mr. Cuddlekins, and Professor Puddles. Th... By A. Toor, 12.19.11 save Save share View
11.07.11 11.07.11 Telesar V robot brings new meaning to escapism (video) The esoteric art of telepresence is all about that sweetest of dreams: being somewhere you'd rath... By S. Sakr, 11.07.11 save Save share View
09.16.11 09.16.11 RePro3D is a 'touchable' 3D interface that lets you poke pixies (video) The illusion of 3D is kind of ruined the moment you reach out and try and grab whatever silly thi... By T. O'Brien, 09.16.11 save Save share View
05.30.11 05.30.11 Japanese scientists create giant metal cilium, relief for Voltron's giant metal lungs (video) Why would a group of researchers develop a table full of rods that mimic the movements of microsc... By B. Heater, 05.30.11 save Save share View
