“Computer-controlled chair objects”, by Noriyuki Fujimura (J) The Remote Furniture are two chairs have a tilt sensor and […]
Category Archive: ubiquitous computing
NEC designers have created design possibilities with near future paradigms in mind: ubiquitous technology, smaller hardware, and expanding […]
Scientists from the Mixed Reality Lab of the National University of Singapore and Defence Science and Technology Agency […]
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Digital Dirt Bike won the Bronze medal in the “Business & Industrial Products” section of the IDEA 2004 […]
Ordnance Survey, Britain’s national mapping agency, started 30 years ago to build a database of Britain’s landscape and […]
Japan is testing the future of live sport in trials involving large numbers of wifi access blanketing all […]
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A Northumbria University student, David Evans, has developped a hi-tech shirt, with in-built pulse and sweat monitors, that […]
A team from Medical Automation Research Center of Virginia University has developed an assistive tool that analyzes the […]
The Annual Ubiquitous Computing Conference in Nottingham (UK) will host on September 7 “UbiComp in the Urban Frontier“, […]
The International Symposium on Ubiquitous Computing Systems to be held in Tokyo, on 8-9th of November, 2004 will […]
According to Dottocomu, Hitachi, a consortium of Japanese companies are working on a system of wirelessly networked devices […]
Wanna scuba dive in the Red Sea this summer and wonder how you’ll survive without checking your emails […]
Irish company Adwalker is using Xybernaut Wearable Computers to provide interactive games and competitions, research and data mining, […]
Domogar, the first European fair dedicated exclusively to ‘intelligent’ living, involving domotics and digital homes, will take place […]
Microsoft Hardware Systems Group in Cambridge (UK) has created a new research group that combines hardware engineering with […]
Exeter-based Last Mile Communications is proposing to use lamp-posts and street signs to offer ultra-fast broadband internet across […]
New technologies (broadband at home, wifi in cafés and hotels) let you keep in touch with the office […]
How can two distant people feel connected? Phone calls, or a SMS are technologies that connect people but […]
The glowing plastic Orb gives you the information you care about by changing colours. Ambient Devices (Cambridge, Massachusetts) […]
Following a successful 3-month trial on the East Coast Main Line, UK train operator GNER will extend its […]
Despite omnipresent fixed and wireless networks, it is still impossible to achieve off-the-shelf solutions to command remotely all […]
The Wi-Fi Bedouin has been conceived “to create a functioning apparatus that meaningful explores notions of physical proximity, […]
Philips Electronics has helped pioneer the Near-Field Communication standard. Using a combination of a chip, an antenna and […]
A disposable paperboard computer that can collect, process, and exchange several pages of encrypted data has been developed […]
Ubisense – Local positioning system and sentient computing We build real-time local positioning products that sense the real […]
anne galloway [purse lip square jaw] Ubiquitous computing seeks to embed computers into our everyday lives in such […]