Keio University demos Robotic rings for wearable robotic interaction
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [9/4/2012 - 07:24] - 
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These robotic rings that imitate eye and mouth movements are being developed by a research group at Keio University. “When you wear this robot on your hand, it forms a medium for communication using the hand. So the robot serves [...]
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Via Keio Univeristy
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Ubi-Camera – Take Photos With Your Hands
By DigInfo TV - [28/3/2012 - 09:57] - 2 - Press Conference Cameras
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The Ubi-Camera takes photos composed by framing them with your hands. This prototype miniature camera is being developed by a research group at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences. “When you draw a picture or take a[...]
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Via IAMAS
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Toyota Care Support Robots For Nursing And Healthcare
By DigInfo TV - [10/11/2011 - 08:27] - 2 - Healthcare Robot
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Toyota has developed robots for care support, in response to society’s aging demographics. These robots have been co-developed with Fujita Health University. They utilize advanced technologies from Toyota, including motor control[...]
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Via Toyota
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UEC Tokyo simulate The Sensation Of An Object Passing Through Your Hands
By DigInfo TV - [14/9/2011 - 09:07] - 0 - Robot
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The Kajimoto research group at the University of Electro-Communications is developing a device that simulates the sensation of something passing through your hand. It is proposed to improve the sense of realism in games, and uses a vib[...]
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Via UEC Tokyo
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Sony NWZ-W252, body-less walkman also available in Europe and U.S.
By Akihabara News Team - [13/4/2010 - 04:05] - 2 - DAP - PMP
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Unveiled in Japan back in January, this new W series NWZ-W252 model walkman is available now in the US for $60 but only in black. In Europe this 2GB model along with the 4GB model W253 will be available from late May and in 4 different[...]
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NEC Successfully Develops Wideband Wearable Antenna Prototype
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [31/10/2007 - 01:40] - 0 - Phones
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Oh, that’s what I call a nifty idea…; Nec has announced that they have successfully developed a wearable wideband antenna that can be used in clothing in order to increase your reception in areas with low reception levels. [...]
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pjinsocal - [23/05/2013 - 00:49]