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Bottle air a bit seller in China
Canadian company which started out bottling Rocky Mountains air as a joke has seen its product fly off the shelves in pollution-hit China, with first shipment selling out in four days
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Karate trained robot. WCGW?
Originally posted by cs_monitor at Google is training a robot to do karate
http://www.csmonitor.com/Innovation/2014/1112/Google-is-training-a-robot-to-do-karate
Ian, a 6-foot-2-inch robot built by Google's robotics subsidiary Boston Dynamics, can perform the Crane Kick from 'The Karate Kid.' Advances in robotics could help Google and other companies build ( Read more... ) -
Got your singularity here B****!
Tetsuo Ironman was a good movie but what are you going to do when you get infected by the real thing?
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The New 'Invisible Colleges'.
The New 'Invisible Colleges'.
Coming across this story where Georgia's State Senate has litigated to bar any student that cannot prove themselves to be a US citizen I had some sympathy for children of emigre families in the US. But what caught my interest was the mention of the Freedom University. The Freedom University is an underground ( Read more... ) -
Excuse me if I'm being rude.
My name is Pete Hoang and I'm a graduating film maker at UCF. I apologize if this is too forward and if this is misconstrued as spamming at all I tried to figure out if I was allowed to post here or not. I am making my senior thesis film. It's an ambitious experimental sensory film highly influenced by Japanese cyberpunk cinema of the like Shozin ( Read more... ) -
Cyber Vermin
AFTAU: A Robot Brain Implanted in a Rodent
This is an interesting. I look forward with great interest to any developments from experiments with multiple inertacting cyberorganisms.
It has just occurred to me that less sophisticated lifeforms than we shall achieve singularity before we will. That being the case I wonder how the many followers of ( Read more... ) -
Scientists use brain imaging to reveal the movies in our mind
BERKELEY - Imagine tapping into the mind of a coma patient, or watching one’s own dream on YouTube. With a cutting-edge blend of brain imaging and computer simulation, scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, are bringing these futuristic scenarios within reach ( Read more... )
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