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Adding to the potential horror that could be the one-day widespread adoption of Google Glass,
A few sneaky researchers at the University of Michigan have come up with a new twist on a the vintage x-ray-specs peepshow-kink: Personal Predator-Vision…
-on a Contact Lens…
Ok Singularity-fans, when you look at the other trailers they have of the film, it appears a little less about technology than something like “Pirates of Silicon Valley”, and more of a thriller.
-But still interesting.
Here’s to hoping they include enough accurate material to make it more “Sneakers” or “War Games”, and less “Johnny Mnemonic” or “Swordfish”.
Just don’t tell Miguel Nicolelis…
Take that, Ray Kurzweil! -BAM!
Ok, fun’s over.
Though my informal guess involves some of my old pal Joseph Schumpeter’s work, and pattern-observation of real delays in predictions of the Web 1.0 Bubble,
It ultimately differs from Both Ray and Duke Neuroscientist, Miguel Nicolelis,
Who says the Singularity won’t happen. -Ever.…
Suck on That, Dr. Molar, DDS!!!
Forget bone-augers, titanium studs and Glock 20-round-mag-ceramic-jaw-knob bolt-on implants.
Tokyo University of Science PWNZ all!!!
Not only did Takashi Tsuji culture stem cells from the individual mice,
Not only did his team isolate, culture, AND GROW those Two Different Varieties of stem cells…
Really neat application of LCD technology here.
emPower glasses have both manual and automatic activation of the close-focus zone in their embedded LCDs via an accelerometer and can hold enough charge for about 2 days.
They also do their job with considerably-less distortion than other glasses.
If only the costs would come down from $1,200.00, this type of tech could go much more mainstream & make vision-correction a little bit less unpleasant for glasses-wearers…
Two women are dead in China as a result of nanoparticle inhalation exposure of almost a year.
Without increased precautions, these are probably the first of many confirmed cases in the future of death due to nanoparticle exposure.
It’s a terrible thing to have been right about, but here’s the original article where we called exactly this type of health risk…
