Catégorie : Veille Technologique
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Le Intel Compute Stick passe à l’architecture Skylake
Le PC Stick d’Intel, ce fameux ordinateur qui prend la forme d’une clé USB, va devenir encore plus puissant et rapide cette année. Contrairement à la première génération du Intel Compute Stick, Intel a dévoilé une paire de Compute Stick avec ses nouveaux processeurs Core M, basés sur l’architecture Skylake de l’entreprise lors du CES 2016. Alors que le processeur…
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Razer’s Stargazer webcam is perfect for game streamers and Windows 10
Standalone webcams aren’t exactly exciting anymore, but Razer’s is a little unique. While Intel sells a developer kit for its RealSense 3D camera, Razer is bringing the technology to the masses with its Stargazer webcam. Continue reading… Source: Razer’s Stargazer webcam is perfect for game streamers and Windows 10
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Guesstimate: a Spreadsheet for Things That Aren’t Certain
Guesstimate is a tool for performing estimates using monte carlo experiments. It can be used similarly to excel, but provides the option of providing ranges and distributions as values instead of individual points. Other metrics can do mathematical operations on these cells/metrics. After each new input is added or changed, a set of 5000 samples is randomly generated from each…
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Kiwi Crate: J’adore l’idée !
On connait le phénomène de box cadeau introduit par MyLittleParis il y a quelques années. Don’t miss on monthly deliveries to inspire kids ages 3 – 16+ to be artists, engineers and innovators! Cette fois ce sont des box de Maker ! Et le contenu est super sympa ! Ca me donne l’idée qu’il serait top (je ne sais pas…
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LG made an 18-inch display you can roll up like a newspaper
LG Display has a prototype 18-inch screen its showing off at the Consumer Electronics Show this week that rolls up like a piece of paper. The technology builds on LG’s forward-looking OLED work focusing on bendable, rollable, and curving displays. The company showed similar technology last year as a proof of concept, but kept images behind closed doors. Now LG looks…
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LG’s smart home hub looks like an Amazon Echo with a screen
Amazon’s Echo was one of the stars of the retail giant’s record-breaking holiday period, and it was only a matter of time before competitors started making their own smart speakers. LG’s new SmartThinQ hub appears to be one such copycat. The hub, announced today ahead of a demonstration at CES next week, is visually similar to Amazon’s Echo, and like that device,…
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US military says robotic pack mules are too noisy to use
Noise has always been a bit of a problem for Boston Dynamics’ robotic quadrupeds. LS3’s predecessor BigDog was powered by a two-stroke go-kart engine, and a contract in 2013 to develop the Legged Squad Support System (reportedly worth almost $10 million) specified that it needed a quieter method of propulsion as well the ability to better resist gunfire. La vache…
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Amazon to Launch Internet of Things-based Artificial Intelligence Next Year
In October, the company introduced its Amazon Web Services (AWS) IoT platform that allows connected devices interact with each other as well as other devices. Earlier in 2015, it purchased IoT startup, called 21emetry, that has created the platform for tracking and operating connected devices. Un sujet qu’il faut que je creuse, j’ai l’intuition qu’il est trop orienté Big Data.…
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DIY Gaming Table for $150
Ah ah excellent cette table de jeux de rôle ou de plateau ! Bon c’est 150$ mais aussi des heures de boulot… Le résultat est topissime (voir à 50:34) ! Ca me rappel les émissions de TableTop avec Wil Weaton 🙂
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Scientists create first ever inkjet-printed image that changes when you rotate it
Researchers at the Ecole Polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have created a 2D inject printing technique that displays one image when the material is held straight and another image when the material is rotated. The post Scientists create first ever inkjet-printed image that changes when you rotate it appeared first on Digital Trends. Source: <a href="Scientists create first ever inkjet-printed…
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