Artist Tracy Widdess shows the alternative side of knitting with her Sci-Fi-inspired masks, perfect for nefarious cold-weather activity, that sell for $150 a pop.
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Artist Tracy Widdess shows the alternative side of knitting with her Sci-Fi-inspired masks, perfect for nefarious cold-weather activity, that sell for $150 a pop.
You can finally force your phone to read your mind. Researcher Tzyy-Ping Jung has developed an interface based on electroencephalogram electrodes where people can ‘dial numbers’ without their hands. The system relies on the intensity of brain frequencies when concentrating on different numbers and allows users to to dial on the keyboard just using brain power.
1. Stripe Spotter With an innovative use of pattern recognition software, Stripe Spotter has the ability to identify animals based on snapshots of their patterns (like the unique identifying marks on a zebra, as pictured). Developed at the Computational Population Biology laboratory at the University of Illinois, and the Equid Research and Conservation laboratory at Princeton, it will be unveiled at the International Conference on …