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Companies see Walmart as the holy grail of retailers because of its vast size. One product that is sold in Walmart can mean the difference between prospering and going out of business. Walmart is built on low cost and efficiency, meaning that even if a company manages to get its product in Walmart, it has to keep its costs incredibly low or face termination of its contract. Read More >>
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An Innovation News Daily article made an interesting point: robots are already replacing humans and, in the future, they may become as prominent in our daily lives as movies like A.I. and I, Robot predict. Here’s why… Read More >>
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If you’ve seen the movie Avatar, you likely walked away from the movie theater thinking that 3D was going to be the next “big thing” to hit the living room since HDTV. The manufacturers of television screens thought the same way, unleashing dozens of 3D TV models. Read More >>
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There has been a lot of talk about a one trillion frames per second camera that can capture light in slow motion, just like slow motion cameras can capture a speeding bullet. The headlines that you’ve been seeing, however, are misleading. The camera used to capture light in slow motion was using the strobe effect rather than a camera capturing each individual frame. Read More >>
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Have you ever had a bad GPS signal or one which wasn’t that accurate? That may soon be a thing of the past when the next generation GPS is rolled out within the next several years. Read More >>
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Have your car wheels ever gone flat? That may soon be a thing of the past if Bridgestone has its way… Read More >>
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What kind of future technology will there be in in the year 2100? Whatever it may be, it’s safe to say that artificial intelligence (or something resembling it) will be an integral part of our lives. Right now the closest thing we have to A.I. is Siri and future applications of it may very well include humanoid robots with which we are forced to interact, much like other human beings. Read More >>
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Have you ever wanted to permanently change your eye color? Dr. Gregg Homer is so confident in his belief that many people want blue eyes that he is developing a solution to change eye color permanently, from brown to blue. Read More >>
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Have you ever used the calculator tool on your computer? Maybe you used your desktop, mobile phone, or tablet to save a file. Although ordinary devices can easily handle routine tasks, what if you wanted to simulate a weather system, a rat’s brain, or what goes on in certain molecular structures? The amount of data crunching would be too much for your typical computer. Read More >>
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Honda’s Asimo robot is the humanoid of the future and, just recently, it got its first major update in four years. Asimo has improved artificial intelligence (AI) skills, is more independent of human control, and is able to move more like a human, thanks to its 57 joints. The robot is 6kg lighter than its older model and has a maximum speed of 9km/hr (old one could do 6km/hr). Read More >>
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