Disney 3D-prints cheap fiber expressive eyes used in robots, toys, humans

Along with the mouth and hair, the eyes are one of the biggest reasons why artificial creations can not climb out of the valley its mysterious. One reason for this is because artificial eyes - in computer models or animatronic robots - just are not expressive enough. Disney Research has taken a step toward correcting this problem by creating 3D printed eyes are not only very expressive, but...

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Android malware discovered super - Is Google's platform in danger?

Android malware has long been a very real but limited threat devices. These malicious software packages have been poorly coded, easy to spot, and even easier to remove. But a newly discovered trojan targeting Google's platform looks more like an advanced Windows virus malware than Android. It uses several previously unknown vulnerabilities in the mobile OS uses complex code obfuscation techniques and blocks attempts to uninstall. Kaspersky Lab...

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Google bans face recognition applications on glass, low ceiling on the future of the device

In its current state, there are two main issues Google faces glass - utility, and privacy concerns. Google has decided on the latter, the prohibition of any facial recognition software to hit the device, which in turn, unfortunately, hinders the old. Today, as we have said above, some see Google Glass as nothing more than a glorified video camera that you wear on your face. Can not connect...

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The Technology behind the new underwater Google Street View

Street View is ideal for viewing destinations before arriving, but increasingly it is also used to take people places they may never be able to go in person. Richard Vevers and Earth underwater have partnered with Google to begin to create full 360 degree view of coral reefs needed to make them part of the Street view of the universe. Vevers explained during a session at Google I...

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