Stealth, enter devices using mouth and oral biometrics
Access the devices, communicate with them and monitor parameters obtained from saliva analysis. The future based on oral biometrics condensed into a project
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If cinema designs tomorrow: here are the films about the future
Here is a brief compendium of the "reflections of tomorrow" for as many films about the future brought out by the entertainment industry. In parentheses what they anticipated and predicted.
The worst AI threats? You don't imagine them
So many opportunities, but the same number of dangers, if not more. A multidisciplinary team has identified the worst threats that artificial intelligence will bring to mankind. With surprising results.
DENSO PEV, autonomous mobility from the last mile
[: en] DENSO's Persuasive Electric Vehicle (PEV) is the most promising and versatile among electric and autonomous vehicles. [: en] DENSO's Persuasive Electric Vehicle (PEV) is the most promising and most promising of electric and autonomous vehicles. versatile.[:]
The future of advertising? disturbing
Nothing is created or destroyed, but everything is transformed. Especially in advertising. But the publicity of the future will change a lot, until it disappears. Such as? Here are some scenarios.
Bongo, the robot dog that conquers the Japanese
Pets? Beloved by many busy Japanese. And for those of them who can't or don't want to have one, there's Bongo, a robot dog.
The acquisition of Xnor.ai reveals the next Apple devices
What news for the next Apple devices after the acquisition of Xnor.ai? A Super Siri and the world record for data processing are in sight.
The future in 15 years: with the technological Renaissance or disaster?
Never before has the world reached a crossroads. It can end in war and suffocate itself with poisons, or be reborn with technology and ethics. Here is the possible future in 15 years.
10 daily things that will fade in the next 10 years
We have seen things disappear. What will the next 10 years bring? Here are 10 things that are likely to disappear by 2030.
Japanese hotel in trouble: the robots hacked into the rooms spied on the guests
Robot at reception, robot on bedside table, no humans around. There's a lot of privacy in this Japanese hotel, isn't there? Mistake.
In Alibaba's hotel of the future, robots do everything
Earlier this year the Chinese e-commerce giant opened its Flyzoo hotel, described as an “ultra-modern boutique with 290 rooms that combine hospitality and technology”. The hotel of the future is the first in the world to bypass the entire check-in and key and room assignment process, leaving all management to the users themselves. Reservations and payments are made with an app, reception is entrusted to an interactive kiosk and entry into the rooms takes place with facial recognition. Automatic hotel If… Read more
500 megapixels: super camera captures thousands of people with one shot
The 500-megapixel super camera has five times the resolution of the human eye and can capture extremely detailed images.
5 technological trends that will change our future travels
Here are the major trends capable of changing the future travel industry, waiting for structural revolutions such as Hyperloop to radically transform it.
The Pentagon laser also identifies people with covered faces
According to an article in MIT magazine, the US Department of Defense has a laser device that can identify a “unique heart print” from 200 meters away. Even through clothes.
San Francisco has canceled electronic cigarettes since 2020
San Francisco bans electronic cigarettes: it is the first US city to implement this measure. Here's how this decision came about.
Technology for bored students
Schools are starting again, and it is often difficult for #students to stay focused and active during all class hours. But how can you tell if a student is bored? Professor Wei Xiaoyong, who teaches scientific subjects at Sichuan University, in the Chinese city of Chengdu, thought about it. The professor has developed software which, based on a facial recognition algorithm, is able to identify bored students. Not to punish them, but to get useful feedback to improve their own… Read more
Here is the software that predicts the future
From a photo to the #future, or to the past. #Dreambit is a curious time machine, a software that cross-references data based on facial recognition, 3D reconstruction and age progression. The program was created by the University of Washington, and could be used in the future to identify unknown or fugitive people. Not just a game, then. Dreambit adapts anyone's face to different eras and looks. All you need is a photo and then you choose: curly and light hair, or long... Read more
Amazon: we will soon pay with a selfie
No more fingerprints, PINs, security systems: soon you will be able to pay for something purchased on Amazon simply with a selfie. As reported by the specialized press, in fact, Amazon has requested a patent for payment via selfie. Jeff Bezos' company has filed documentation for a process that will allow shoppers to pay with a photo or video of themselves instead of typing a password, which we often forget. According to experts, paying with a selfie would increase the security of… Read more
Google Glass to cure Autism
The Autism Glass Project is a laboratory at the School of Medicine: in a small office in the administration building, researchers Catalin Voss and Nick Haber are bringing together facial recognition technology and artificial intelligence to create new autism treatments. The second phase will involve 100 young people to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatments, which can also be carried out at home. The goal is to create a sort of "translator of emotions" capable of providing children with a "dictionary" of moods in real time... Read more
More than flying cars: the future of smart cities is smart poles
A dense network of intelligent road poles will be the heart of smart cities, managing traffic, safety and much more.
10 AI superpowers that can destroy us
AI is becoming increasingly effective, developing what appear to be real superpowers. Some could give us immense problems.
