If you use Comcast’s Xfinity broadband service, you might be eligible for a pretty interesting freebie: a layer of home security that doesn’t require cameras or any additional hardware.
The Ulanzi TC001 is a small Wi-Fi clock built around a 32 x 8 RGB LED matrix.
Those alterations contain enough biometric information for the system to “learn” a person and later distinguish them from everyone else, much like a radio fingerprint.
Nowadays, technology is increasingly focused on making electronics smaller, as many industries – from medicine to aerospace and security – stand to benefit.
For the first time, the Pod Mini can be operated remotely through a redesigned Adaptalux app.
Roughly three-quarters of newly published web pages now carry some machine-written text.
As the second World Humanoid Robot Games got under way on August 21 at Beijing’s National Speed Skating Oval, most of the interest has been on the machine sprinters and boxers.
As right-to-repair rules spread and buyers grow weary of sealed, disposable slabs, a handful of companies are betting that people will pay for a device they can actually open up and keep going for years.
The line between a pocket camera and a drone keeps getting blurrier, and HoverAir has just about erased it.
We want faster and faster computers, and light is the fastest thing in the universe.