6 amazing tracking devices so you don't lose stuff
Confession: I spend way too much time trying to figure out where my keys, purse, and um, even my dog have gone at times, so am curious about all the tracking devices out there now. It’s one of the most frustrating feelings to not know where something is when you need it. Now. Some even promise to help you not lose it in the first place. Linquet Tracking Device ($2.99/month) Attach the Linquet fob (at top) to anything you want to keep tabs on, and you can monitor it through iOS and Android devices. XY-FindIt Tile ($20 pledge on Kickstarter) Attach the XY tile to anything you want to track, enable Bluetooth, and use the iOS or Android app to either find your stuff, keep it near your side, or alert other XY users that you’ve lost it. Tile ($18.95 per tile)The Tile device is really easy to use. hipKey ($89.95 for two pieces) Attach hipKey to the valuable of your choice, and when that item gets beyond the specified range it vibrates on both ends.
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Narrative Unveils the Clip 2 Wearable Camera
Sweden’s Narrative has today released details of version two of its Clip wearable camera, ahead of CES. Like the previous version, the Clip 2 is designed to be worn as you go about every day life. It takes a photograph every 30 seconds and, once uploaded to Narrative’s servers, these images are assembled into ‘moments’ that capture the most visually interesting parts of your day. One big problem with the original Clip was its reliance on being connected to a computer to adjust settings and upload photos. With this in mind, a big boon with version 2 is Wi-Fi sync and Bluetooth connectivity . The device can automatically log into one assigned Wi-Fi network whenever it’s in range, uploading images automatically. Additionally, the sensor has been upgraded from 5 megapixels to 8 megapixels, and there’s a new 90-degree lens, promising improved light sensitivity in low light conditions. I was impressed when I reviewed the original version of the Clip.
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El patrón de la vida, las secuencias de Fibonacci
Las matemáticas están en donde quiera que enfoques tu mirada, estas no fueron inventadas por locos que nada mas nos querían dar problemas (literalmente hablando) en la escuela, si no que fueron descubiertas para ayudarnos a comprender el origen, naturaleza y secuencia de la vida. Para poder comprender al Universo, uno debe percibir los patrones que nos rodean. Para ser breves les presentaremos el siguiente video que resume en sí el propósito de este artículo en un ambiente gráfico y amigable. Hagamos un experimento y documentemos las flores desde las que tienen 1 pétalo hasta las que tienen 21. Flor de 1 Petalo Flor de 2 Pétalos. Flor de 3 pétalos. Flor de 5 petalos. Flor de 8 pétalos. Flor de 13 pétalos Flor de 21 pétalos. Estos números de Fibonacci se resumen en ESPIRALES. Si se detienen a analizar la secuencia de estos números, no es tan difícil, van de esta manera: Donald aquí nos lo explica de una mejor manera en los episodios de “Donald en el País de las Matemáticas”: Fuentes:
Robot Dragonfly - Micro Aerial Vehicle
Watch a short trailer www.TechJect.com Our prototypes have gone through multiple design cycles. The Dragonflies are indistinguishable from an insect in the environment. With your help we can release these remarkable spy drones and let your experience the next level in amazing Robotic Applications What is the TechJect Dragonfly? The TechJect Dragonfly is a wifi-enabled, super-small, smart and energy efficient robotic insect; it can do amazing aerial photography, aerobatic maneuvers for gaming, autonomous patrolling for security and surveillance, and much more. You can control the robot insect using your iPhone, Android Smartphone or computer and make it do complex tasks including home security, neighborhood watch, advanced gaming and more; you can do this in person or remotely. What can I do with a robotic flying insect? The Dragonfly can be used for any task requiring live and mobile video feed; such as photography, home/workplace security, swarm robotics, advanced gaming and spying! 4.
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Playing the Xbox and PlayStation from a living room couch isn't what it used to be. This week, the video game industry will descend on Los Angeles to hold the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, its loudest, biggest and most lavish annual conference. Much of it is a giant advertisement for video game consoles, with some of the most highly anticipated presentations coming from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, discussing games like sci-fi epic Halo 5 for the Xbox One, adventure game Uncharted 4 for the PlayStation 4 and space shooter Star Fox for the Wii U. From the outside looking in, it may seem like video game consoles are the most popular products in the industry. Sales generated by PC games are poised to overtake those for video game consoles, a monumental shift that is many years in the making, according to data from industry researcher PwC. The video game industry is going through rapid change. From PC to consoles, and back again So what's causing a change? The strategy is working.
