Currently under development, the kinect-enabled grocery cart follows shoppers around the store and detects what items are placed in the cart and matches them to a pre-made shopping list.
When you reach into the fridge at night for that guilt-free late night snack, do you sometimes feel watched, or detect a nagging inner voice telling you to stop?
When we reflect on our childhood dreams, visions of Wild West exploits, adventures with exotic people, and working with cool magical contraptions come to mind. Dennis Manarchy is getting ready to do just that.
A much-talked-about 3D printer designed specifically to fabricate burritos is just a stepping off point for recent NYU graduate Marko Manriquez, who hopes to use the technology to research gastronomic science, economic inequality and culinary arts.
A Radiojar co-founder says radio will boom in the next decade — and has been held back so far by taxing technical requirements facing would-be DJs.
An MA developer says so — that that it’s been approved for in-flight use.
Today, emerging 3-D printing projects such as RepRap, Fab@Home, and UltiMaker could soon unleash a second industrial revolution, this one rendering many factories obsolete. Instead, the bulk of manufacturing could be done in the comfort of one’s home, and a broken piece is just a download and print away.
A recent Kickstarter is looking to fund a service called Hone, which pairs an iOS app with a Bluetooth-enabled keychain to allow iPhone and iPad users to quickly find their misplaced keys.
A Lego Turning machine was built for CWI’s exposition “Turings Erfenis” in honor of Alan Turings one hundredth birthday this year.
It sounds like science fiction, but in a development that some gastronomes might argue shifts the genre to horror, Let’s Pizza is a real and growing enterprise in Europe.
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