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- 2. Technology BY: OMAR HUSSEIN MOHAMED SAHL
- 4. CES Consumer Electronic Show. Held every: January. Held at: Las Vegas Convention Center, Nevada, United States. Official site: http://www.cesweb.org/
- 5. Products that debuted at CES 1998 - HDTV 2001 - Microsoft Xbox 2003 - Blu-Ray DVD 2005 - IP TV 2008 - OLED TV 2009 - 3D HDTV 2011 - Android Honeycomb, Microsoft Kinect
- 6. CES 2013 Major announcements Samsung unveils multi-view TVs and Flexible OLED Display “Youm”. Sony announced Sony Xperia Z smartphone, and Samsung Announced Galaxy SII plus smartphone. Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon 600 & 800 processors that can bring 4K recording capability in Mobile Phones. Research In Motion (RIM) shows off Blackberry 10 touch screen phone.
- 7. MWC Mobile World Congress. World's largest exhibition for the mobile industry. Held every: February. Held at: Barcelona, Spain. Official site: http://www.mobileworldcongress.com/
- 8. MWC 2013 Major announcements The Sony Xperia Tablet Z. Huawei Ascend P2 (The world's fastest smartphone). LG Optimus G Pro. Nokia Lumia 520. Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
- 9. Google I/O Google Input Output. Held Every: May Held at: San Francisco, California Officical site: https://developers.google.com/events/io/
- 10. Google I/O 2012 Major announcements Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Asus Nexus 7. Nexus Q. Samsung Chromebox. Android Jelly Bean (4.1) Believe it or Not It took only 49 minutes for all the $900 tickets to get sold out !!!
- 15. Introduction We Need the TECHNOLOGY
- 19. The Hiroko
- 20. OnLine Electric Vehicles (OLEV)
- 21. Clothes
- 22. Indarra DTX Suit
- 30. Glass
- 31. 8k LED Tv
- 32. YOUM Samsung brands its flexible AMOLED screens as “YOUM”
- 33. Flexible Screens
- 34. Flexible Screens
- 35. Flexible Screens
- 36. Flexible Screens
- 41. Eye Ring The EyeRing system features a finger-worn camera module and wirelessly connected smartphone that provide a visually-impaired user with aural feedback on objects captured by the lens.
- 42. Eye Ring
- 43. Nano Code
- 44. Surgical Robots
- 52. Color Picker
- 53. Pencil Printer
- 56. The Aire mask
- 57. Puck Charger
- 60. Electromagnetic Harvester Charging Batteries from Thin Air
- 61. 3D Printing
- 62. Road
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- The user points the ring's camera at an object, tells the system what kind of information is needed via a microphone on the earphone cord and then clicks the button on the side of the unit. The camera snaps a photo and sends it to a Bluetooth-linked smartphone. A specially-developed Android app processes the image using computer-vision algorithms according to the preset mode selected by the user and uses a text-to-speech module to announce the appropriate results through earphones plugged into the smartphone.The proof-of-concept prototype EyeRing system can currently be used to identify currency, text, pricing information on tags, and colors, and the preset mode can be changed by double-clicking the button and speaking a different command into the microphone. The information is also displayed on the screen of the smartphone in text form.Other applications for the system include cane-free navigation. The current version determines the distance from objects by comparing two images taken by the camera, and can even create a 3D map of the surrounding environment. Future implementations might include the ability to shoot live video and provide all sorts of useful information to the wearer.The EyeRing project is still very much a work in progress, with Maes confirming that any moves toward commercialization are likely at least two years away. The group is already working on an iOS flavor, though, and size and shape refinements are certain to be made (think Ringbow).Single-user tests with a volunteer have confirmed the existing system's assistance potential, but the addition of more sensors (such as an infrared light source or a laser module, a second camera, a depth sensor or inertial sensors) to the finger-worn device could open it up to whole new levels of usefulness.
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- Solar Road Way .
- Electric priority lane: Special lanes which will allow drivers of electric cars to recharge their vehicles as they travel along them are among the most ambitious ideas put forward
- Glow in the dark: A feature set to be introduced on Dutch highways from next year is photo-luminescent paint for road markings which would charge during the day to illuminate the tarmac for up to 10 hours overnight
- Dangerous conditions: Temperature-responsive dynamic paint will make ice-crystals visible to drivers when cold weather makes road surfaces slippery
- Energy efficient: Another plan is to fit motorways with lighting that brightens as vehicles approach then dims after they pass, saving electricity that would otherwise be wasted lighting empty roads