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lunedì 27 dicembre 2010

Japanese robot uses the objects around


martedì 21 settembre 2010

Head-mounted display projects directly onto the retina


Brother's AirScouter projects the equivalent of a 16-inch display directly onto your retina.



A company representative states, "This display creates a mysterious effect, making it look as if there's a 16-inch screen floating one meter in front of the eyes, and the scenery behind the screen seems transparent as well."
The company expects that the technology will be used in industrial settings at first, specifically for onsite technicians to reference product manuals. There's also head-mounted camera built into the frame of the glasses, which can be used by field workers to send real-time imagery back to headquarters.
"This makes it possible to work in collaboration, while receiving instructions from experts in the office," said the Brother representative.
On the consumer side, you'll apparently be able to connect a phone to the display one day in order to project your handset's screen out in front of you.

giovedì 14 maggio 2009

Japanese marriage bra

Triumph International, maker of the solar, postal and chopstick bras, is offering a new kind of support for Japanese women on the prowl for a husband.

Japan's marriage rate is falling and the average age at which women get married is over 28 years, relatively late for a country in which single females were once considered over the hill at 25.

Triumph's latest novelty bra features an electronic nuptial timepiece, putting women seeking spouses literally on the clock.

If an engagement ring is inserted into the mechanism, the countdown stops and the bra plays Felix Mendelssohn's "The Wedding March."

The bra also includes holders for the traditional seal some people use to sign off contracts and a pen for any possible nuptial agreement.

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Triumph spokeswoman Keiko Masuda said the product, which is not for sale, would suit modern Japanese women who are no longer content to sit and wait for a potential husband to approach them.

"Japanese women are becoming more aggressive than men, working actively to make marriage happen, whereas in the past it was men who led women toward marriage," she said.

"The roles have switched completely."

Government statistics show nearly 57 percent of women under the age of 34 are unmarried, while some 3,800 firms in Japan offer match-making services.

yokohama battery switch

Better Place unveils its first automated electric vehicle battery switch station in Yokohama, Japan. Video copyright Better Place. Used with persmission.



mercoledì 12 novembre 2008

Japanese firm unveil their bionic legs

If you're rushed off your feet at work, a Japanese firm have developed bionic legs to help you take the load off.


If you're rushed off your feet at work, a Japanese firm have developed bionic legs to help you take the load off.

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