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Eye-gaze systems bounce infrared light from LEDs at the bottom of a computer monitor and track a person’s eye movements using stereo infrared cameras. This setup can calculate where on a screen the user is looking with an accuracy of about 5 mm.
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According to Wikipedia, a concept car is a car prototype made to showcase a concept, new styling, technology and more. Here at Toxel, we also believe that concept cars...
made popular Aug 18 2008
Everyone has a favorite “concept car.” Whether it’s the ‘54 Firebird, ‘64 Stiletto, ‘80 Epcot or ‘88 Sunraycer, these “flights of imagination” all...
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Since Jen is an actress, it’s no wonder she loves to talk about the process of video making. Until other artists, however, Jennifer knows the importance of editing,...
made popular Aug 4 2008
There\’s something about the bike, along with the chair, that draws designers. Despite being an almost perfect design already, the reworkings of the humble...
made popular Jun 25 2008
Here is a clever design from the Technical University of Berlin that they cleverly named CLEVER. CLEVER stands for Compact Low Emissions Vehicle for Urban Transport...
made popular Jun 19 2008
For the designers, Concept Camaro Coupe is a benchmark that could only be described by three words dynamic, strong and memorable. Its design carries influence of the...
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Pandigital’s new PanTouch Clear 8-inch and 7-inch frames combine a dramatic design with “floating” digital images and a highly intuitive user interface. Shown here is the 8-inch model, MSRP $140. MSRP for the 7-inch model is $120. (Photo: Business...
