ABC News lets you watch multiple streams on your Apple TV
It’s hardly new technology, since MLB At Bat already lets you watch multiple games at the same time, but its inclusion here is interesting. After all, news streams are significantly more intensive to watch and, you’d think, niche compared to sports coverage. Then again, we now exist in a world where we’re glued to Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and all the rest at, often the same time. Read more from the original...
Your clothing could soon have stealthy heart rate sensors
The fiber is crafted by melting and spinning two polymers, one that transmits the light-based data and another that serves as a coating. That’s no mean feat, the team tells Popular Science — you can’t usually melt and spin optical fibers, and this technique allows for much higher production volumes.Researchers are currently interested in catering to hospitals, which could use sensor-equipped clothing to monitor...
This company can track motion with sound instead of light
But while making VR seamless is its ultimate goal, Hauoli’s technology can also be used anywhere you need motion tracking. In the video demonstration above, you can see how a standard Galaxy S7 can accurately track the distance from a speaker. It can also be used to draw, but at the moment that process is encumbered with significant delays (the company blames Bluetooth for the latency). And yes, like every good motion tracking...
This company can track motion with sound instead of light
But while making VR seamless is its ultimate goal, Hauoli’s technology can also be used anywhere you need motion tracking. In the video demonstration above, you can see how a standard Galaxy S7 can accurately track the distance from a speaker. It can also be used to draw, but at the moment that process is encumbered with significant delays (the company blames Bluetooth for the latency). And yes, like every good motion tracking...
This company can track motion with sound instead of light
But while making VR seamless is its ultimate goal, Hauoli’s technology can also be used anywhere you need motion tracking. In the video demonstration above, you can see how a standard Galaxy S7 can accurately track the distance from a speaker. It can also be used to draw, but at the moment that process is encumbered with significant delays (the company blames Bluetooth for the latency). And yes, like every good motion tracking...
