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Taking motion sensing to all new heights, we now have a glove that can help deaf people communicate. The HandTalk has to be worn by the deaf person on his/her palm. The different palm positions viz. a fist, extended fingers, etc will be sensed by the...
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The only way deaths can be averted in a war is by not going into war anyway. But with growing terrorism and human greed for the most, there seems no way we can achieve...
made popular Feb 3 2009
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Intercepting Internet traffic, and spying on the communication between two computers, is a gold mine for hackers. Now Carnegie Mellon University researchers hope...
made popular Aug 27 2008
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Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose “last lecture” about facing terminal cancer became an Internet sensation and a...
made popular Jul 25 2008
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Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose “last lecture” about facing terminal cancer became an Internet sensation and a...
made popular Jul 25 2008
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Former Vice President Al Gore on Sunday told graduates of Carnegie Mellon University they could become part of the next “hero generation” in American...
made popular May 19 2008
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A controller developed at Carnegie Mellon University allows computer users to manipulate three-dimensional images and explore virtual environments not only through...
made popular Mar 4 2008
It is inevitable and the day is not too far when it happens. This is not impossible and we already have thought about it, but when it comes from an authority like Bill...
made popular Feb 23 2008
Time is not so far, when doctors will treat their patients just checking their 3D facsimiles. The US scientists are working on a new robotic programme, the outcome of...
made popular Feb 3 2008
Walking on water? Sounds too biblical or taken from an epic or myth or may be some weird Ninja folklore or cheap comic strip! Not anymore, the Carnegie Mellon...
made popular Dec 13 2007
Search for life outside Earth has driven a bunch of scientists and engineers to Mexico for a NASA robotic probe.
If the experiment at the Mexican sinkhole goes as...
made popular May 20 2007
The latest report from U.S unveils that U.S Army will soon test a six-wheeled, 20-foot remote controlled robot to analyze its functionality on rough grounds and by...
made popular May 3 2007
US energy officials are optimistic that a new technology, originally developed for medical applications, will prove useful to ease concerns about global warming and
the...
made popular Mar 21 2007
After the successful dive in a 115m-deep sinkhole in eastern Mexico exploring La Pilita, will it now tour to the ice-covered moon of Jupiter - Europa - to carry out a...
made popular Mar 14 2007
Scientists are developing plastics in an environment-responsible way! Yes, they are using environmentally friendly substances like vitamin C or pure water to make...
made popular Oct 26 2006
It has been the innovative thinking of D.Hoiem, A.A. Efros, M Herbert from Carnegie Mellon University. The video shows the use of a single image for forming...
made popular Sep 30 2006
This is yet another example of natural technology where we try to imbibe feats of nature in machines. The Strider is a radio-controlled robot discovering its real...
made popular Jun 17 2006
In breakthrough achievement, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have successfully designed a program that automatically generates 3-D models out of 2-D images....
made popular Jun 16 2006
How do arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death occur? Researchers, to better understand such phenomenon, have developed unique chemical dyes. These dyes made it possible...
made popular Apr 18 2006
A blog in Personal Tech Pineline says that Motorola in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University and others are working on some great innovations that would...
made popular Feb 14 2006
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