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HOLO Next Generation Wearable Computer: This will be a great invention, this computer device is wearable and portable, forget about the so called slim note books, this wearable computer is portable and has a fabulous design. It is equipped with ecological power source, it has a holographic display and it can be used any time anywhere. This HOLO 2.0 uses kinetic energy, its power is generated from the kinetic movement of your hands. So in this case, you will have no worries of power shortage to use this future computer technology.
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Future of watch technology:
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This is one of the most fabulous watches of the future designed by F.Bertrand. It has a very simple and unique design. The functions of this watch are so amazing. For example, it will feature a touch screen which displays lots of important functions. You can use this watch to monitor stocks , to know current weather conditions, to the distance you have traveled , it will also have GPS enabled functions which can enable you get text messages, facebook status updates, twitters updates and much more. You can more details of this watch from f-bertrand.com
The future of home technology

Integrated automated systems:  With this technology, home owner will be in position to automate their homes and control their homes via smart phone. That sounds good and flexible. Just like I said, future technology must be user friendly and applicable in our daily lives. The most important use of technology is to simplify life.  A good example of these automated systems for your home can be the ”Nest Learning Thermostat ” nest.com which can be used to monitor and adjust home temperature using the web or an iOS device.
Future Classroom technology:

The picture above is of a future classroom which was opened in Akhaltsikhe Public School. All lessons in this future classroom are conducted with electronic educational tools, the class uses electronic interactive white boards as well personal display monitors for each student. A teacher can be in position to monitor a students performance and assist them as required.With such a modern learning environment, students will learn more because the environment will be conducive and  all subjects will be in real-time and example or lessons will be more visual and personalized. This might be expensive technology to implement in many schools in the developing world, but this is what the future has for our children. Read more about this new classroom technology here ….mes.gov.ge

Eye-Opening Gizmos / Computer researchers show off their latest inventions and ideas

Jamie Beckett, Chronicle Staff Writer

Published 4:00 am, Friday, July 17, 1998

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  Thad Starner, PhD student at MIT Media Lab has a computer screen with access to the internet, e-mail, etc. in his perscription display eye glasses that were made by MicroOptical Corp. He is the first person to wear this as his primary eyeglasses. New technology and inventions were shown at IBM Almaden Research Center today. CHRONICLE PHOTO BY DEANNE FITZMAURICE

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Latest Invention: Software That Automatically Repairs the System Affected by Malware

Together with his colleagues, Martin Rinar, who is currently a professor of computer science at MIT, managed to create new software called ClearView that is able to identify the intrusion of alien software and generate a set of patches meant to repair the operating system. The new invention detects the rule that was compromised and then generates patches that make the software to pursue the compromised rules.
Afterwards the software analyses all options in order to decide which of the chosen rules represents the most suitable patch. The team's new invention searches for particular types of errors, which are often caused by a malicious code introduced into the operating software.
A great advantage of the new invention is that it can be installed on several computers that run the same software. When it selects the most effective patch, the latter can be installed on all the other computers.
The team of researchers carried out a test of the software on a group of machines that run Firefox. A team of independent programmers launched an attack on Firefox, each using a different type of attack. ClearView managed to block the malicious codes of all attacks. It also shut down the program prior to the attack.
The new invention discarded the wrong corrections and generated patches that corrected all errors caused by malware. Just after 5 minutes of the first attack ClearView managed to create a working patch.
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Self Brain Storming Helmet

March 23rd, 2006

SBS Helmet is Sha3teely’s latest inventions to help designers, advertisers and creative people to think and brain-storm alone smoothly. This invention has been tested and the outcomes were marvelous. It allows you to generate storms of thoughts, saves thoughts from being wasted, and helps you focus on any direction or ideas you want. It also has a special high tech mirror which enables you to see things differently. The helmet includes a thought receiver which collects any thoughts that flow in the air and might enhance your outcomes. Also it has a sensitive alarm system which alerts you when a great idea is being generated.
The Helmet is not expensive and it’s only available on this page… Try it out and you will never regret it.

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First 3G Wrist Phone by LG

By Altaf Sayani on December 29th, 2008 in Gadgets | 8 Comments

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Technology is developing more and more on daily basis and we are noticing great inventions in this field and the things which were in the concept years ago are getting more close to factuality.
There was time when we used to watch flying cars and wrist watch mobiles in the movies, but now its time when we can actually get our hands on one such kind of a gadget.

LG Korea has announced their latest invention, which is the first 3G HSDPA wrist phone. This phone is named as LG-GD910 which has 1.43” color touchscreen LCD, TTS (Text to Speech), MP3 Player and Video conferencing capability.
This wonder will introduced at 2009 International CES which is going to be held from 8-11 January 2009, while this wrist phone will be available in both Korea and Europe market.
Source: [Akihabara News]

Experts Unveil Inventions that Will Be Used in Everyday Life by 2039

Recently the New Scientist magazine predicted that by 2039 the X-Ray vision and invisibility cloak could be used in everyday life. The magazine listed a number of latest scientific and technological inventions that in the near future could be used by people.
Researches that are currently performed on ultrasound will make the X-Ray vision in humans possible, giving the possibility to virtually see through walls. As for the invisible cloaks then, experts believe these will be available in the shops by 2039. The technology used in the invisibility cloaks, which are currently tested by scientists, tricks the human eye by altering the light waves. Read more here: Invisibility is now one step closer.
The list also includes a replication of a gecko's foot, which scientist will create for gloves and boots, making it possible for people to easily climb walls by sticking to them just like the Spiderman.
The magazine's representatives interviewed scientists to discover that within 30 years the world will observe world's first handheld language-translating device that will instantly convert foreign words that are heard by its user. The invention will resemble the "Babel Fish" in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
It is worth mentioning that New Scientist magazine collected information about the latest inventions in science to mark the 30th anniversary of the first cellular network that was launched in Japan back in 1979.
Experts also included in their list an invention called "handheld healing machine", which can identify and instantly heal internal injuries in a human body.
In 2039 scientists also predict that people will use readily-available jet pack which will help users fly short distances avoiding being stuck in traffic jam.
Experts also predict that humans will use a device able to gather human energy and utilize it to charge cell phones and iPods.
The authors of the article in the scientific magazine mention that in 30 years time the upper mentioned scientific and technological inventions might have a great influence on our life and their impact could be even bigger than mobile phones, the Internet and the iPods.
The full list features the following inventions:

• X-Ray vision
• Invisibility cloak
• Hand-held healing machine
• Spiderman-like materials for gloves and boots
• Human energy phone charger
• Jet pack
• Personal spaceship
• Artificial diving gills
• Translating machine

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Latest Invention: In-car Personal Robot That Learns Driver's Habits

The new invention of MIT researchers is the Affective Intelligent Driving Agent (AIDA), which represents an in-car personal robot. With their new invention scientists hope to change the usual way drivers interact with their vehicles. To develop the robot, a group of researchers from the Personal Robots Group at the MIT Media Lab teamed up with MIT's SENSEable City Lab and the Volkswagen Group of America's Electronics Research Lab.

The goal of researchers was to create a personal assistant that would learn about a driver's behavior in an environment and offer suggestions according to the collected data. According to Professor Carlo Ratti, director of the SENSEable City Lab, they wanted to create a system able to provide information like an "informed and friendly companion." The new system interacts with the driver via a small robot incorporated in the car's dashboard.

Professor Cynthia Breazeal, director of the Personal Robots Group at the MIT Media Lab, says AIDA can analyze the driver's mood from his or her facial expressions and react in a "socially appropriate and informative way." The new invention communicates by giving smiles or blinking its eyes that appear on the robot's screen. In order to recognize the set of goals that the driver looks forward to achieve, the system evaluates the mobility model of the driver, registering common routes and destinations. The system builds its own understanding of the city, integrating real-time event data regarding the environmental conditions, along with commercial activity, different tourist attractions, and uptown areas.

Assaf Biderman, associate director of the SENSEable City Lab, says that after AIDA has collected enough knowledge about driver's needs and priorities, it is able to make significant interferences. In just one week the system will learn about the driver's home and work location. After that AIDA will be able to guide the driver to the nearest grocery story, offering a route to dodge traffic jams.

Biderman adds: "AIDA can also give you feedback on your driving, helping you achieve more energy efficiency and safer behavior." It is worth mentioning that the new invention was created in partnership with Audi and the Volkswagen Group of America's Electronics Research Lab. The group of scientists behind the system is managed by Professor Cynthia Breazeal, Carlo Ratti, and Assaf Biderman.

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